Anas Qasem

You can spend only 2 hours on your phone and still destroy your focus. So I built OXIS. Instead of counting time, it tries to measure attention fragmentation in real time: Mind Score (0 100) App switching behavior Recovery after distraction Daily cognitive patterns One thing surprised me: People with lower screen time were sometimes more fragmented than heavy users. Curious: If your phone measured attention instead of time what would you want to see? (Feedback appreciated still improving the model.)

Most screen time apps tell you what happened after hours are already gone. OXIS focuses on something deeper: attention drift, compulsive app switching, and fragmented digital behavior. The app detects rapid switching patterns in real time and uses awareness-based interventions, cognitive insights, and behavioral reports to help users notice the drift before it turns into another lost session online.