Digital Wellbeing Experiments are a collection of ideas and experimental tools created to help people rethink how they use technology and find a healthier balance with their devices.

The platform is aimed at developers and designers who want to explore new ways to support digital wellbeing, as well as everyday users who want to try simple, practical experiments that can reshape how they spend time online.

Digital Wellbeing Experiments are designed for both creators and everyday users:

• Developers and designers can share their own ideas and experimental tools that help people manage their relationship with technology.
• Anyone interested in digital balance can try the existing experiments to see how small changes in design or behavior can reimagine their daily tech habits.

The goal is to make it easier for people to explore new, more intentional ways of using technology.

You can get involved with Digital Wellbeing Experiments in a few ways:

• Try the experiments: Visit the Digital Wellbeing Experiments site (g.co/digitalwellbeingexperiments) to explore and use the available tools.
• Create your own: If you’re a developer or designer, you can build and share your own experimental tools that help people find a better balance with technology.
• Stay connected with updates: You can subscribe to Google’s YouTube channel, or follow Google on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to see new experiments and ideas as they’re shared.