What screen time should I enter?
Use the daily average reported by your device for a typical weekday and weekend. Include or exclude work consistently so the comparison remains meaningful.
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See your weekly and yearly screen-time totals, then model how much time a small daily reduction could return.

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Time you could reclaim
That is about 11.4 accumulated 24-hour days from the reduction you modeled.
A concrete weekly option
Up to 10 sessions for reading
Based on 30-minute sessions and the weekly time difference. This is a planning example, not a recommendation.
A neutral time calculation
The calculator weights five weekdays and two weekend days, then applies your selected reduction to each day. It caps the reduction at the screen time available, so the new total cannot become negative.
The result does not decide which screen use is valuable. Work, navigation, learning, communication, creation, and passive use can belong to very different decisions.
Use the daily average reported by your device for a typical weekday and weekend. Include or exclude work consistently so the comparison remains meaningful.
No. Screen use can support work, learning, creativity, relationships, and entertainment. This tool only models the time difference from a reduction you choose.
It is 24 accumulated hours shown as one full-day equivalent. It does not mean you would experience those hours as one uninterrupted free day.
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