Digital Recovery Companion

The others help you block.
Stilla helps you heal.

Understand why you reach for your phone. Build healthier habits with behavioral science. One day at a time.

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2h 27m
Average daily social media use
37 days
Per year spent scrolling
96
Phone checks per day
Your pace, your terms

Three modes.
No cold turkey.

Stilla meets you where you are. Start by watching, then set gentle boundaries, then block when you're ready.

Observe

Monitor

See exactly how much time and money you spend. Awareness is the first step to change.

Guide

Nudge

Set time limits. When you hit them, Stilla offers research-backed interventions instead of hard stops.

Protect

Block

Ready for boundaries. Block apps and browsers completely. With breathing exercises when cravings hit.

Not just a blocker

A companion for
your recovery

Built on addiction psychology and cognitive behavioral therapy. Every feature exists because research says it works.

Usage Dashboard

See your screen time and what it costs you in real money. Personal data is 4x more persuasive than general statistics.

Craving Toolkit

Track triggers, rate intensity, choose from 9 evidence-based interventions. Breathing, grounding, cognitive reframing.

Recovery Journal

Daily mood check-ins and micro-prompts. Writing about emotions reduces psychological distress in just five minutes.

Smart Shields

When you reach for a blocked app, rotating research-backed messages offer perspective. Not punishment.

81 Motivators

Research-backed facts from Harvard, Stanford, and JAMA. Cited sources. Real science, not platitudes.

Breathing Exercises

4-7-8 and box breathing activate the parasympathetic nervous system, reducing craving intensity by 37% in a single session.

Backed by science

Research,
not guesswork

Every feature is grounded in behavioral psychology, addiction science, and peer-reviewed clinical research.

2x

People who track their behavior are twice as likely to achieve their goals.

Harkin et al., 2016. Psychological Bulletin.
37%

Slow breathing reduces anxiety in a single session.

Ma et al., 2017. Frontiers in Psychology.
50%

CBT reduces relapse rates in addiction treatment.

McHugh et al., 2010. Psychiatric Clinics.
15m

Most cravings pass within 15 minutes. Urge surfing teaches you to wait.

Bowen & Marlatt, 2009. Addictive Behaviors.
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  • Monitor mode
  • 3 tracked apps
  • Journal and cravings
  • Basic motivators
  • Usage dashboard
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