StillHuman
Human time

Less screen time. More human time.

The apps on your phone are built to keep you scrolling. StillHuman is built to send you back to your life: a tiny quest that gets you outside, a few people who know your name, a page to write the day down, and then you put the phone away.

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Get out of the scroll, back into the day.

Four tiny quests

The sky right now. Something green. Little reasons to look up.

A few real people

A small circle, not an audience.

Write it down

A journal that feels like paper, then close the app.

No streak police

Miss a day? Nothing happens. Come back when you like.

An app designed for you to use it less.

No infinite feed, no likes to chase, no follower counts.

Calm by design

Two notifications a day at most, and never at night.

Self-care, simply

Small rituals that add up: light, people, words.

Free

Free to join, no ads, nothing to buy.

Questions

Is there an app that helps you spend less time on your phone?

StillHuman is designed to be used a few minutes a day: tiny photo quests that get you outside, a small circle of real people, and a journal, with no feed, no likes and no endless scroll.

What is “human time”?

Time spent with people and the world around you rather than a feed. StillHuman nudges you toward more of it.

Is it free?

Yes, StillHuman is free to join, with no ads.

Is StillHuman available in my country?

Yes. StillHuman works in any modern web browser, in English, almost anywhere in the world: North America, the UK and Europe, Australia and New Zealand, India and South Asia, Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. Your circle is matched with people within a couple of hours of your time zone, so your evenings line up.

There’s a seat saved for you.

A calm place to be yourself, without being judged.

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StillHuman is a lifestyle app, not therapy or a mental health service. Names of other apps belong to their owners and are only used to describe them. 3D emoji by Microsoft Fluent Emoji (MIT).