Escape the attention economy. Reclaim your focus.
Practical experiments for building a more intentional relationship with technology
Explore practical ideas, experiments, and frameworks for navigating life in an algorithm-driven world. From attention habits and digital boundaries to intentional technology practices, Lab helps you build healthier ways to use technology.
Ever pick up your phone and forget why you opened it? This everyday experience connects to the doorway effect, attention switching, and how digital environments reshape our focus.
AI progress is accelerating, but your attention does not have to follow every update. Learn how to build a healthier relationship with AI through intentional use, creative practice, and information boundaries.
Your attention is not broken. It is adapting to an environment designed for constant engagement. Learn how to rebuild focus through attention rehabilitation, environmental design, and intentional technology use.
You are not lazy. You are experiencing attention fragmentation. Learn how task switching, interruptions, and unfinished tasks drain your focus—and how to redesign your environment for deeper work.
Feeling drained by constant Slack pings and Teams notifications? Discover practical strategies to set digital boundaries, overcome workplace FOMO, and reclaim your focus without sacrificing visibility or career growth.
In an age of algorithms, metrics, and constant visibility, private digital spaces are becoming essential. Explore what Finsta reveals about attention, identity, and how to build your own unoptimized spaces online.
Why do saved videos, bookmarks, and reading lists often become sources of guilt? Explore the cognitive patterns behind digital accumulation and learn gentle ways to redesign your relationship with information.
A closer look at what AI research, cognitive offloading, and the attention economy reveal about how digital environments shape the way we think.
A practical 48-hour offline experiment to step away from automatic scrolling, observe your digital habits, and rebuild a more intentional relationship with technology.
A practical guide to using grayscale mode as an attention design tool. Learn why removing color can make your phone less distracting—without deleting apps or relying on willpower.
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