Is tech the secret to a more analogue life? How gadgets, apps and tips could actually reduce your screen time
Summary
This article explains how digital tools and apps can help people enjoy more offline, or "analogue," activities while reducing screen time. Examples include apps for identifying birds by their songs and fitness tools to explore new walking or running trails.Key Facts
- Some people want to spend less time on screens and more time on real-world activities.
- The Merlin app helps users identify birds by recording their songs and using location data.
- Using the Merlin app encourages users to spend time outside and listen carefully to nature.
- Fitness apps like Strava use heatmaps to help users find safe and interesting new trails for walking or running.
- Video tutorials from brands like Wool and the Gang help people learn crafts such as knitting without needing in-person classes.
- These digital tools support analogue hobbies by offering guidance while letting users focus on physical activities rather than screens.
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