I realized screen time was hiding the wrong problem.

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.)