Calm,
on purpose.
Stillna is the app that closes what should be closed, when it should be closed.
Designed and coded in Sweden
Coming soon to iPhone and Android
Your apps have opening hours now.
Stillna sorts your phone’s apps into three layers. The layers close on a schedule the app suggests, or when you hold a card to the phone.
Layer 1
Lugn
What you really need
Phone, Messages, Camera, Maps, BankID, Swish, Wallet, Weather and public transport.
Always open
Layer 2
Produktiv
What you use now and then
Mail, Calendar, the web and documents. Work, studies and errands.
Open 07–21
Layer 3
Flöde
What you tend to scroll a little too long
Social media, video, games, news and shopping.
Open 11–20
No subscription
Free, and no ads at all
No data collection
No monitoring and no account to create
No snooze
No button for five more minutes, no easy way out
No analytics
No streaks and no badges. The app does its job and leaves you alone.
The feed has its tricks. The card has one.
Closing apps usually means opening the phone, where the feed is waiting. The card sits outside the phone, on the dinner table or by the bed. Hold it to the phone and the layers close.
149 kr each, 349 kr for all three
Facts, with sources
74minutes less phone use per weekday
That is how much phone use fell when the phone locked at the daily limit the participants had set themselves. A warning that could be dismissed, by contrast, gave no significant reduction.
Kim, Jung, Ko and Lee, Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies, 2019. doi.org/10.1145/3314403
The phone can (usually) wait.