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Screen-time (general) Tracker
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What is your screen time actually doing to you?

Log it for 30 days. our AI reads your patterns and shows you which categories lift your mood, which ones cost you, and whether intentional use beats total hours.

30 seconds at the end of the dayAI insight at 30 daysFree to start

Updated 26 June 2026

Your screen-time (general)
7.2/ 10 avg
Last 30 days
W1W2W3W4
+0.4 vs last month
This week
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Your streak
9days
AI insight preview

"30 days. Average daily screen-time 7.2h, range 3.4–11.1h. Social media 2.4h average; doomscroll-flagged 1.1h. Productive screen 3.6h. Doomscroll × mood: on 1h+…

Based on 31 entries · free at 30 days · only you see this
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What it tracks

6 fields. Done in 30 seconds at the end of the day.

Fast enough to fit into any routine, specific enough to generate real patterns after 30 days.

Did you actually look at your screen time today?
boolean
Total screen time today (hours)
number
What were you mostly doing on screens today?
multi select
Of that, how many hours were social media specifically?
number
How many of those hours felt like doomscrolling?
number
Did you feel worse comparing yourself to people on your feeds today?
boolean
How it works

Log, build, learn.

01

Log in 30 seconds at the end of the day

One entry. A few taps. The fields are designed so you never have to think about what to fill in.

02

Build your dataset

Miss a day? Optional email nudge. AI needs 30 entries to find patterns worth reading.

03

First insight free

AI analysis at 30 entries. Your factors, your dates, your correlations — not a generic article.

What you'll learn

8 things Screen-time (general) reveals about you.

  • Your 30-day total-hours trajectory and the days you went up or down
  • Which categories (social media, news, gaming, video, work, learning, messaging, browsing) line up with higher or lower mood for YOU specifically
  • How doomscroll hours actually relate to your mood (often the sharpest signal in the data)
  • Whether comparison-driven days show a mood gap — and what was on the screen when comparison happened
  • Whether intentional screen use changes the picture even when total hours are the same
  • The relationship between your screen time and your sleep
  • The trade-off between screen hours and in-person time, and how each tracks with mood
  • Whether your "productive screen time" actually lifts mood or drains it
Sample AI insight

Here's what arrives at 30 days.

Illustrative — your analysis uses your own data.

What AI analysis reveals
Your screen-time (general) pattern

Your screen-time (general) patterns show a clear weekly cycle. AI finds the specific factors affecting your scores — after 30 days, your data tells the story.

Your averages
7.2/10
vs 8.4 on your best days

"30 days. Average daily screen-time 7.2h, range 3.4–11.1h. Social media 2.4h average; doomscroll-flagged 1.1h. Productiv

Your best runs
May 4–6 · avg 8.4
Consistent routine · early start
May 13–16 · avg 8.1
Low stress · good preparation
May 23–25 · avg 7.9
Same pattern · 3 times
Pattern confirmed
Who's tracking Screen-time (general)

People watching their own patterns.

Anyone who has a vague sense their phone / laptop / TV / gaming hours are shaping how they feel, but has never seen the relationship in their own data. Particularly valuable for: knowledge workers whose entire day is on a screen and who feel drained without knowing why; people who suspect doomscrolling is costing them but don't know how much; parents whose evening screen time is the only quiet they get; users who have tried "digital detox" and found it didn't stick because the rule didn't fit their life; and people whose mood drops on heavy social-media days but who can't pin the cause without data.

FAQs

Common questions

Is the Screen-time (general) tracker medical or diagnostic?

No. Unhide is pattern-insight for self-improvement — not diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. The AI is explicitly prompted to avoid clinician language. If something concerns you, please talk to your GP.

Does the AI see my entries?

Only when an analysis runs — triggered in-app or delivered to your email. Either way, only your logged data and history is sent, never your personal information. Your data is never used to train any AI model. Full detail in the privacy policy.

What if I miss a day or two?

No streak guilt. Your insights stay accurate; the chart just has fewer dots. The AI explicitly works around gaps in your data instead of pretending they're zeros.

When is my first AI insight free?

At 30 days of entries, and again at 180 days, on every free tracker. Free plan includes 2 trackers — upgrade for monthly or weekly AI runs.

Can I delete everything?

Yes, anytime, no questions asked. Delete a single entry, a whole tracker, or the entire account. Deletion cascades through analyses and exports.

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Your screen-time (general) patterns are in your data.

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