FREE PRINTABLE CHECKLISTS
Digital Habits
Printable checklists for a calmer relationship with your phone and screens — the kind of habit that's easier to keep with a physical object than another app.
1,000 Items Out
1,000 Items Out
Delete 200 screenshots, 200 downloads, 200 emails, 100 bookmarks, 100 apps, then 200 from your worst category. Count every win.
Analog Evening
Analog Evening
Pick the night, choose the exact title, close the feeds, make a snack, do one thing that ends, then note how you felt.
Analog Sunday
Analog Sunday
Pick a Sunday and announce it, plan a paper-map walk plus games and cooking, park work and news, then log 3 things a screen would have blocked.
Bad-day Menu
Bad-day Menu
Write a two-minute body reset, one easy meal, a safe person, a comfort watch, one visible win, and a sentence of permission before the bad day hits.
Better Endings
Better Endings
Pick one app, state your reason before opening, set a timer as a cue, save what's useful, close it, swap in a prepared replacement, keep what works.
Calmer Phone
Calmer Phone
Remove an autopilot app, mute a notification category, unfollow five draining accounts, move tools into reach, charge away from bed, build a clean page.
Delete 1,000 Things
Delete 1,000 Things
Delete 500 photos, clear 200 emails, uninstall 10 unused apps, sort the rest into 5 folders with a cloud backup, then write a one-page digital will.
First 30 Minutes
First 30 Minutes
Charge your phone out of reach, use a watch for time, drink water, open curtains, do one physical act, then decide what matters before feeds.
Gratitude Jar
Gratitude Jar
Set a jar by the bed, write one specific line daily, drop in a ticket stub, read all 30 aloud on day 30, then give the jar away.
Journal Odyssey
Journal Odyssey
Keep a notebook by your bed, write 3 lines nightly, add one weekly truth, reread week 1 at week 4, then letter your future self.
Meditation Minis
Meditation Minis
Five steps: set a 5-minute timer, count breaths 1-10, treat wandering as the workout, try one guided session, then practice in a bus queue.
Mini Digital Sabbath
Mini Digital Sabbath
Pick a six-hour offline window, give one urgent contact route, drawer the phone, prep an offline activity, leave the house, then note what you missed.
Morning Ritual
Morning Ritual
Pick water, light, movement; add one slow element; run it 21 days phone-free; cut what drags; write a Morning Recipe and share it.
News Diet Reset
News Diet Reset
Pick two sources, kill needless breaking alerts, set two check-in times, split news from opinion, verify before sharing, take one news-free day a week.
Notification Diet
Notification Diet
Turn off non-essential alerts, go grayscale for a weekend, move time-sink apps off the home screen, set quiet hours after 9pm, then rate focus.
One Thing At A Time
One Thing At A Time
Pick 3 daily tasks, run 25-minute blocks, close unrelated tabs, track quality and mood, then keep one single-tasking day a week.
Phone Fast Day
Phone Fast Day
Pick a Saturday, warn three people, delete the apps, stage five analog backups, journal every 3 hours, then name the one hour you'd rather use better.
Slow Morning
Slow Morning
Wake without your phone, cook and eat a slow breakfast, watch the light for 5 minutes, write one longhand page, repeat every Sunday.
Sunday Brain Dump
Sunday Brain Dump
Dump open loops on one page, circle what's due in 7 days, cross out what isn't yours, schedule dated items, pick three priorities, park the rest.
Things Are Okay
Things Are Okay
List three safe places, three support contacts, three routines, three sensory comforts, three problems you've survived, then keep it where you'll look.