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HUMAN DIGITAL INTELLIGENCE

FOR INDIVIDUALS · DIGITAL WELLBEING

Don’t let screens
run your life.

An online digital wellbeing assessment built around your questionnaire answers. Receive a personal report, tailored improvement strategies and a six-week action plan, with selected stories, films and books to help you reflect and put ideas into practice.

See what you receive
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THE BRIGHT SIDE

A starting point that fits your life.

01

Understand

A reading of your own answers, with space for what matters to you.

02

Choose

Selected practices, stories and creative recommendations to explore.

03

Try

A six-week structure you can work through at your own pace.

THE BRIGHT SIDE

See for yourself.

Different people, different solutions.

Your answers shape the interpretation, the priorities and the practices. Creative elements include 36 stories selected from a library of 250, with selected films to watch and books to read.

These PDF samples use Lucija’s fictional demonstration answers. They illustrate the format, not a predicted result for you.

YOUR PROGRAMME

Choose your next step.

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PERSONAL SUPPORT

A programme for you

€59 One-time payment

  • An assessment of your screen habits
  • Five personal documents, including your report and six-week plan
  • Selected stories and practical ideas matched to your programme

One-time purchase model. Download rights, online access duration, repeat assessments, support and age-transition terms are being finalised before sales open.

Before you begin.

Can I pay now?

Not yet. This is a package and order preview. Card payment will be connected after testing; no payment or order is created here.

What does long-term access include?

Download rights, online access duration, repeat assessments, age transitions and support are still being finalised. The final terms will be shown before payment becomes available.

Is this a diagnosis or treatment?

No. The programme provides educational guidance and practical reflection. It does not replace professional care.

THE BRIGHT SIDE

A little more room for what matters.

Attention for what you choose. Time for rest. Presence with other people.

The programme looks beyond interruptions and efficiency. Your working day and private life belong to the same person. There is room here for curiosity, creativity and the things you enjoy.

THE BRIGHT SIDE

From noticing to trying.

01

Answer honestly

Start from a typical day, not an ideal one. You do not need to present a better version of yourself.

02

Read and reflect

Explore the report and creative material. Recognise a familiar pattern; question what does not fit.

03

Make it your own

Choose a manageable practice, try it in daily life and return to what you notice. Change need not happen all at once.

THE BRIGHT SIDE

Research, kept in perspective.

4 weeks

A pause from Facebook, studied.

A randomised study of Facebook deactivation before the 2018 US election found improved subjective wellbeing alongside reduced factual news knowledge. It studied one platform in a particular context; it does not prove that every screen break helps everyone.

Allcott et al., 2020 · Read the study ↗
Your context

Evidence informs the questions.

Research helps us think about digital behaviour; your answers provide the context for your own report. The studies cited here are not trials of the HDI programme and do not establish its effectiveness.

Explore the research background →

THE BRIGHT SIDE

A few things worth knowing.

Is this a diagnosis?

No. The report supports reflection on your screen habits. It does not diagnose addiction or replace individual medical or psychological care.

Is this just about reducing screen time?

No. Work, connection and creativity also happen on screens. The focus is how your habits fit the rest of your life, including attention, rest and relationships.

Will everyone receive the same plan?

The reading and selected practices depend on your answers. Some people may share themes or recommendations; the report does not rely on a promise that every document is mathematically unique.

How do I get started?

Explore the demonstration documents, then choose a package and review its price. Payment is not enabled yet; no order is placed in this preview.

THE BRIGHT SIDE

Let’s find your starting point.

Tell us what you would like to explore in your own digital life.

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FOR INDIVIDUALS · THE DARK SIDE

Your screen keeps asking.
What is it taking?

An online digital wellbeing assessment built around your questionnaire answers. Receive a personal report, tailored improvement strategies and a six-week action plan, with selected stories, films and books to help you reflect and put ideas into practice.

Meet the four horsemen

THE DARK SIDE

The cost is not always on the screen.

01

An interrupted moment

A conversation, a game or a task loses its place.

02

A postponed pause

Rest gets pushed behind the next episode, message or update.

03

A habit no one chose

Something repeated becomes the default before anyone agrees to it.

THE DARK SIDE

A screen shows only part of the story.

The same hour online can mean work, friendship, escape or a habit you wish you could interrupt.

A timer alone cannot tell you what that hour means. Your own answers give the report its context.

THE DARK SIDE

The four horsemen of digital life.

Fragmentation. Unease. Exhaustion. Disconnection.

Four memorable lenses for reflection — not diagnoses, scores or four validated scales. Open a screen to explore the pattern.

I / ATTENTION & TIMEFragmentationScattered attention. Less room for what matters.Explore this horsemanClose details

What this can look like

You open a screen to finish one thing. Messages, updates and quick checks keep pulling you into something else.

What our questions explore

  • Checking before an important task.
  • Difficulty focusing after fast content.
  • A day broken up by being constantly reachable.

What keeps taking you away from what you meant to do?

II / PEACE & SELF-WORTHUneaseAn unsettled mind. Less ease with your own life.Explore this horsemanClose details

What this can look like

Other people’s lives become a measuring stick for your own. Alarming headlines and unpleasant exchanges stay with you after you leave the screen.

What our questions explore

  • Comparison with other people’s appearance, achievements or lives.
  • Checking reactions for reassurance.
  • Continuing through bad news or replaying online exchanges.

How do you feel about your own life after you put the phone down?

III / SLEEP & RECOVERYExhaustionExhausted days. Rest that keeps getting postponed.Explore this horsemanClose details

What this can look like

Bedtime passes while the feed continues. A break becomes more screen time, and tiredness is something you notice only when it is hard to ignore.

What our questions explore

  • Scrolling past the time you meant to sleep.
  • Overlooking tiredness, thirst or hunger.
  • Checking messages after your responsibilities are done.

Does your way of switching off leave you feeling restored?

IV / PRESENCE & CLOSENESSDisconnectionDistant relationships. Moments together, missed.Explore this horsemanClose details

What this can look like

You are with someone, but part of your attention is elsewhere. An enjoyable moment is interrupted to check what is happening online.

What our questions explore

  • Phone time taking the place of closeness.
  • Cutting short something enjoyable offline to check online.
  • Avoiding difficult conversations in person.

Who or what is waiting for your full attention?

THE DARK SIDE

Notice the ordinary moments.

Morning Before you choose your first task, what has already chosen your attention?

Between things Does a break leave you rested, or simply elsewhere?

Evening When you meant to stop, what kept the screen open?

THE DARK SIDE

Facts, without the fear campaign.

4 weeks

A pause from Facebook, studied.

A randomised study of Facebook deactivation before the 2018 US election found improved subjective wellbeing alongside reduced factual news knowledge. It studied one platform in a particular context; it does not prove that every screen break helps everyone.

Allcott et al., 2020 · Read the study ↗
Your context

Evidence informs the questions.

Research helps us think about digital behaviour; your answers provide the context for your own report. The studies cited here are not trials of the HDI programme and do not establish its effectiveness.

Explore the research background →

THE DARK SIDE

Awareness needs room. Not blame.

Recognising a pattern does not make it a diagnosis.

If screen use is causing significant distress or is difficult to control, consider appropriate professional support. Educational material and a personal plan do not replace care.

THE DARK SIDE

There is a brighter way to begin.

Take the next step with curiosity, not guilt.