Reclaim 14+ Hours Per Week
The average Unrush user recovers over 2 hours daily: that's 14 hours per week and 728 hours per year. Imagine what you could accomplish with an entire extra month of productive time each year.
Breaking your phone addiction doesn't just save time: it transforms every aspect of your life. Here are the science-backed benefits Unrush users experience within the first two weeks.
57%
Less screen time
14hrs
Saved per week
38%
Less anxiety
50K+
Happy users
The average Unrush user recovers over 2 hours daily: that's 14 hours per week and 728 hours per year. Imagine what you could accomplish with an entire extra month of productive time each year.
Constant phone checking fragments your attention into 3 minute intervals. Reducing screen time restores deep focus capability, allowing you to work in sustained 45–90 minute blocks: the optimal window for cognitive performance.
Doom scrolling increases cortisol by 38%. Unrush users report significant reductions in anxiety within the first week as their nervous system shifts from chronic fight or flight to a calmer parasympathetic state.
Blue light and stimulating content before bed suppress melatonin production by up to 50%. Reducing evening screen time through Unrush leads to faster sleep onset, deeper sleep cycles, and more restful mornings.
Phone addiction creates invisible walls between you and loved ones. Users report more meaningful conversations, stronger eye contact, and deeper emotional presence when they break the compulsive checking habit.
Every phone interruption costs 23 minutes to fully recover from. By eliminating compulsive app checks, Unrush users report 2-3x productivity increases in work, study, and creative projects.
Social media comparison is linked to a 70% increase in depression symptoms among heavy users. Reducing exposure to curated highlight reels restores a healthier self-image and reduces comparison-driven anxiety.
Constant stimulation downregulates dopamine receptors. A dopamine detox through reduced screen time restores your brain's natural reward sensitivity: everyday activities become enjoyable again.
Scrolling fills time with empty consumption. When that time is freed up, users discover new hobbies, pursue goals they'd been postponing, and report a significantly stronger sense of purpose and direction.
Multiple studies link excessive screen time to increased rates of depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Reducing phone usage through friction-based methods leads to measurable improvements in overall mental wellbeing.
Unrush's breathing exercises don't just reduce screen time: they train mindfulness. Users develop a habit of pausing before acting impulsively, a skill that extends to eating, shopping, and other areas of life.
Deep work is the most valuable professional skill in the knowledge economy. By eliminating digital distractions, Unrush users gain a competitive edge: producing higher quality work in less time.
It takes just 48 hours to see your first results. Download Unrush: it's free, private, and no sign-up required.