# Digital Wellness

> Browse 8 items in Digital Wellness.

## Items

- [AppBlock](https://timetrack.works/de/items/appblock) — A cross-platform app and website blocker best known for location-based and Wi-Fi-based automatic blocking, making it ideal for Android users who want to automate focus sessions based on their daily routine and physical locations.
- [Google Digital Wellness](https://timetrack.works/de/items/google-digital-wellness) — Built-in Android and tablet screen time tracking tool that provides visibility into phone usage patterns, including time spent per app, unlock frequency, and notification counts. Offers app timers and downtime scheduling to help users manage digital habits.
- [Moment](https://timetrack.works/de/items/moment) — Early phone usage tracking app that was one of the first tools to help users understand and manage their smartphone screen time. Required workarounds such as battery stat deduction before native screen time trackers existed on iOS and Android. Paved the way for built-in screen time features.
- [ScreenZen](https://timetrack.works/de/items/screenzen) — A completely free, cross-platform digital wellbeing app that provides customizable app blocking, pause screens, and daily usage limits to help users build healthier screen habits.
- [Work Life Balance App](https://timetrack.works/de/items/work-life-balance-app) — An all-in-one work-life balance and wellness tracker designed to help monitor mental health, productivity, habits, goals, finances, and daily routines in one simple dashboard. A smart SaaS platform that helps measure, reflect, and improve every important area of life.
- [ClearSpace](https://timetrack.works/de/items/clearspace) — Screen time management app that uses mindful interruptions and intentional friction to break unconscious phone habits. Instead of hard blocking apps, it creates moments of pause before opening distracting applications, helping users make conscious choices about their digital time.
- [Digital Sunset](https://timetrack.works/de/items/digital-sunset) — The practice of intentionally ending all screen-based activities at a specific time each day, typically 60-90 minutes before bedtime, to improve sleep quality and next-day productivity. A 2024 study linked consistent digital sunsets to 28% higher next-day focus scores and 18% fewer reactive decisions.
- [Notification Fatigue](https://timetrack.works/de/items/notification-fatigue) — The state of mental exhaustion and decreased responsiveness caused by constant notifications overwhelming attention and fragmenting focus. In 2026, this phenomenon costs U.S. businesses an estimated $588 billion annually in lost productivity, with 68% of Americans reporting that notification frequency interferes with their work.

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