A wearable that ties screen time to activity, track your steps and earn your scroll time. No movement, no phone access. The more you move, the more you can use your phone later in the day. It’s a simple trade: get active first, get your screen time second.
They are taking their idea off the wrist and into the community with a screen-free community activities day in a Shepparton communal space. Phones stay at home while locals come together for sports, games, stalls and trivia — including a trivia round dedicated to the risks of too much screen time and why staying active matters.