We help you see clearly in a world designed for distraction.
Essays, tools, and frameworks for intentional tech use and productive living. We don't have all the answers, but we're committed to asking better questions and finding what actually works.
Remote Work's Freedom Became Our New Invisible Chain
Remember when phones were just... phones? When you could go hours without checking them, when they lasted days on a single charge, and when the most exciting thing they did was play Snake? Well, whisper it quietly but those days might be making a comeback. In our hyperconnected world of
When Smart Homes Get Too Smart We planted a few convenient digital seeds in our lives, and now we're standing in our kitchens realizing the smart fridge has formed an alliance with the vacuum cleaner, the doorbell is gossiping with the thermostat, and somewhere in the tangle of
Intentional tech, thoughtful living
We consume a lot of digital wellness content—books, podcasts, research. Here's what we're learning, what we're questioning, and where we think the conversation needs to go.
The odds are stacked against us. Tech giants spend billions studying how to capture our attention, and to make things worse, they've got the perfect side-kick to help them: human psychology itself. me: "So what chance have we got?" world: "f*ck all!" me:
Remote Work's Freedom Became Our New Invisible Chain
Remember when phones were just... phones? When you could go hours without checking them, when they lasted days on a single charge, and when the most exciting thing they did was play Snake? Well, whisper it quietly but those days might be making a comeback. In our hyperconnected world of
Do you ever catch yourself mindlessly scrolling through your phone, jumping from one breaking news alert to the next, only to feel oddly empty afterward? One morning, after spending an hour swiping through headlines before getting out of bed, I realized I couldn't recall a single useful thing
Isn't it strange that we can't really remember? Isn't there something a bit weird about the fact that we can't really remember what life was like without smartphones? How did we make plans, connections or stay in touch? How did we fill
When Smart Homes Get Too Smart We planted a few convenient digital seeds in our lives, and now we're standing in our kitchens realizing the smart fridge has formed an alliance with the vacuum cleaner, the doorbell is gossiping with the thermostat, and somewhere in the tangle of
This is Wise Eyes Open, a brand new site that's just getting started. We fell strongly that our worlds have become overdigitised to the detrement of the human experience of life. Here, we aim to explore, test talk about the best ways to navigate this tech saturated, click-happy
