“I’ll check one thing first.”
You hit friction, reach for the phone, and return 20 minutes later with the hard part still waiting.
For creators who need social media, but do not want it running their lives
A 30-day audio protocol to help you stay focused, do what you said you would do, and go to bed proud of your day instead of guilty about what you missed.
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I’m on day 20 and my social media screen time is way down. I don’t doomscroll anymore and manage to catch myself quicker when I use my phone to cope with stress. I feel a lot calmer already. It has worked way better for me than blocker apps.Anonymous customer · Day 20
If this keeps happening
It is rarely one massive scroll. It is 10 minutes here, 20 minutes there, and another 40 when the work gets uncomfortable. Each interruption seems small, but together they make meaningful work much harder to finish.
You hit friction, reach for the phone, and return 20 minutes later with the hard part still waiting.
You save tips and watch tutorials that feel useful, while the work you meant to do stays untouched.
You want to decompress, but stimulation replaces rest and bedtime moves further away.
The goal is conscious choice. You do not have to quit social media or become a productivity robot. Use it when you decide to, for as long as you decide to, without an automatic urge taking over.
What’s included
Start with a 30-day morning practice, use Urge Surf when the pull hits hardest, and play Decompress when you finish work.
Listen every morning for at least 30 days to train a new default: pause and breathe before you scroll.
The purpose
Rehearse the response before the urge appears.
Use it when the urge hits hardest and simply closing the app has not made the pull disappear.
Helps you
Let the urge rise and fall without treating it as an order.
Play it when you finish work to create a deliberate transition from effort into real rest.
Helps you
Keep one evening video from turning into scrolling until 3 a.m.
What you get
The goal is not to never feel an urge. It is to use these platforms for work and connection without letting the feed decide how long you stay.
Build a pause between discomfort and opening the feed.
Post, reply, or check what you came for, then leave before the feed takes over.
Move from consuming other people’s ideas back to making your own.
Decompress without a quick video turning into another 20-minute scroll.
Create space to read, think, journal, or simply be bored.
Add the mobile web app to your home screen and use it when the pull appears.
Why audio
But creators still open these platforms to post, reply, research, or talk to clients. Sometimes opening the app is part of the work.
Use them when a useful task turns into automatic consumption. Keep the tool, handle the urge, and choose what happens next.
How it works
The three audios have different jobs. Scroll to Breathe is the daily foundation. Urge Surf and Decompress support you at the moments when scrolling is most likely to take over.
Play Scroll to Breathe for at least 30 days. Practice breathing before scrolling while the pressure is low.
Open Urge Surf when the pull feels strongest. Let the urge pass without treating it as an instruction.
Play Decompress as your transition into rest, before a quick video turns into a 3 a.m. bedtime.
The audios live in a simple mobile web app you can add to your home screen.
The 3 Anti-CADE Audios
Get a 30-day morning practice, support for the strongest urges, and a deliberate way to decompress when work ends.
One-time payment
Try the audios for 14 days. If they are not useful for you, email for a full refund.
Questions
After purchase, you get access to a simple mobile web app. You can open it in your browser and add it to your phone’s home screen for quick access.
Listen to Scroll to Breathe every morning for at least 30 days. Use Urge Surf whenever the pull hits hardest, and play Decompress when you finish work to make the transition into your evening.
No. The audios do a different job. They guide you through the feeling and decision behind the scroll. You can use them alongside a blocker if that combination helps you.
No. These audios are for conscious choice, not total avoidance. They are especially useful when you need social media for your work but do not want a purposeful visit to turn into passive scrolling.
You have 14 days to try them. If they are not useful for you, email ondra@robohumanist.com for a full refund.
These are guided focus and reflection practices, not medical treatment. They will not make the choice for you. They give you something simple to do when choosing feels hard.