Hundreds of students at the Project Reboot rally beneath the Campanile at UC Berkeley

Let's build a future of
tech intentionality

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It's time to take back our time.

The average teen is on pace to spend 26 years of their life looking at a screen.

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An 18 year old's remaining time in months
Daily activities (sleeping, work, chores, etc.)
Screen time (online entertainment only)
Everything else (relationships, passions, etc.)
Our mission is to help them get that time back
So they can use it: connecting

A student-led, science-backed movement.

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Born at UC Berkeley

Project Reboot began as a UC Berkeley course that helped 100+ students reduce their screen time by an average of 3.5 hours per day.

The UC Berkeley campus and Campanile The #1 public university in the world
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Driven by research

Our digital wellness curriculum and materials have been developed in partnership with Dr. Sahar Yousef, professor of the Mind, Machine, and Meaning course at UC Berkeley.

Dr. Sahar Yousef speaking on stage Dr. Sahar Yousef, Project Reboot's Chief Science Officer
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Delivered by Gen Z

All of our live events, K-12 programs, and online initiatives are run by a collective of Gen Z determined to help future generations avoid tech addiction and use AI thoughtfully.

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Trusted by global leaders in education

We've delivered programming to over 100,000 students and parents at 80+ schools around the world, including:

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