In the last few decades, technology has shaped our lives. We've had to adapt to increasingly addictive hardware and software, altering our natural habits.
Here’s the reality
Problem
Tech giants, who own the social media platforms we use daily, thrive on our constant digital consumption, designing algorithms that trap us in cycles of dopamine-driven engagement, disconnecting us from reality.
Gen Z, for instance, spends 7.32 hours daily on screens.
BMC Psychology Study | Nature Article | Harvard Medical School Article
Manifesto
We have been technology enthusiasts since we can remember. The rise of the internet and smart devices has transformed our lives, bringing convenience and connection in ways we couldn’t have imagined. But somewhere along the way, technology took a turn for the worse. What began as a tool for empowerment has become dominated by distractions and addiction. Tech corporations thrive on a model of endless digital consumption, where every ping, nudge, and notification pulls us deeper into the digital vortex.
Natural Interaction
We will transition from being stuck at screens, trackpads and keyboards, to simply using our voice and ears for the majority of tasks, just like in a natural human conversation.
We have been technology enthusiasts since we can remember. The rise of the internet and smart devices has transformed our lives, bringing convenience and connection in ways we couldn’t have imagined. But somewhere along the way, technology took a turn for the worse. What began as a tool for empowerment has become dominated by distraction and addiction. Tech corporations thrive on a model of endless digital consumption, where every ping, nudge, and notification pulls us deeper into the digital vortex.
We are constantly tempted to spend just a few more minutes scrolling, liking and sharing. But these minutes add up, turning into hours, and before we know it, entire days are lost to our screens. Our connection to the real world fades as we get stuck in a loop of mindless consumption, drifting further away from our true human nature.
This is not the future we envisioned.
Our goal is to break away from this cycle.
We envision a future where technology enhances life instead of detracting from it. A future where screen time is minimized and human connection takes center stage. We believe in a tech minimalist world—one where devices support us without dominating our attention, allowing us to rediscover the richness of life beyond the screen.
Thanks to recent advancements in AI, Natural Language Processing, and intent understanding, we can finally make this future a reality. The first step in this journey is creating technology so simple and intuitive that we communicate with it effortlessly, just by speaking.
Join us in building a future where technology serves humanity, and together, let’s reconnect with what makes us truly human.
