Find digital balance

Welcome to Offline.now! (Yes, we know we’re online) Our goal is to help you balance both worlds and avoid digital overload.

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Change your relationship with tech.

“I should really be doing something else!”
We’ve all said something like that while stuck scrolling on our phones, but changing behaviour takes time and effort.
Offline.Now is based on the science-based Pivot Matrix and methodology.

Offline.now Pivot Matrix

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Name your relationship

Curious where you’re at with your screens? Take the Offline Pivot Matrix assessment to see how ready you are for change.

Personalized advice

Don’t know where to start? Our AI bot and eBook “Your Practical Guide to Digital Balance” offer tips and expert advice based on your challenges.

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Digital balance is an ongoing conversation.

Stay up-to-date with news and tips from our blog.
Binge watching
Autoplay’s countdown makes “just one more” the default. To limit binge watching without losing the fun, pre-decide an episode cap, disable autoplay, and pair the end of each session with an offline reward (tea, journaling, stretch). Stand up at every credit roll and ask, “Am I still watching by choice?” Host short watch-parties for social benefit, and keep the day’s first/last 30 minutes screen-free. These tiny, evidence-backed tweaks transform marathon nights into mindful, guilt-free streaming.
Quit Online Shopping
Online shopping is consuming - but your wallet (and well-being) don’t have to suffer. “Shop Less, Live More” breaks the doom-scroll-to-doorstep cycle with a science-backed, 7-step plan to reduce online shopping. Learn how 24-hour cool-off timers, ad-free inbox filters, and a 30-day no-buy challenge turn impulse clicks into mindful purchasing. We’ll show Millennials and Gen Z pros how to cut e-commerce spending, tame online shopping addiction, and swap retail therapy for richer offline joys-no guilt required.
Unplugged Sumer Activities
Swap screen glare for sunshine this season. Our guide shares ten creative, budget-friendly digital-free summer activities that pull families and friends off the couch and into real-world connection. Hike at dawn, host a backyard game night, craft a film-camera photo walk, or declare a screen-free Sunday potluck - each idea sparks movement, laughter and genuine conversation while lowering stress and boosting sleep. Think of them as mini detoxes: small swaps that build a healthier relationship with tech.
News Fatigue
News should inform you, not immobilize you. Yet constant alerts, live blogs, and doomscrolling create news fatigue - a mix of anxiety, distraction, and sheer mental drain. This guide shows you how to break the cycle without quitting headlines: curate just a few trusted sources, schedule two short check-ins a day, swap endless scrolling for summary digests, and reset with mindfulness or an offline hobby. Small, consistent tweaks transform the news from mood-killer to manageable part of a balanced media diet.
positive social feed, scroll with purpose
Your feed is more than filler - it’s fuel for your thoughts. Swap doomscroll fatigue for daily inspiration by curating your social media feed with intention. Mute or hide posts that spike anxiety, unfollow accounts that spark comparison, and actively like content that educates, uplifts, or makes you laugh. Each tap reshapes the algorithm, turning endless scrolls into positive social scrolling. Within days you’ll notice lighter moods, sharper focus, and a timeline that finally feels like your space.
Phone Free Mornings
Your alarm shouldn’t catapult you into email overload. Trade the reflexive scroll for a phone-free morning routine and watch the day transform. Research shows that spending even the first sixty minutes screen-free steadies cortisol, sharpens focus, and lifts mood. Instead of notifications, greet the dawn with journaling, gentle stretches, or a quiet cup of coffee. Within a week you’ll notice calmer thoughts, clearer priorities, and more intentional tech use - proof that one morning without phone can reset your whole day.