TUREA

TUREA

Build the habit of putting your phone aside

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@marius5423
Published on Apr 22, 2026
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About TUREA

TUREA helps you build the habit of putting your phone aside and making more room for real life. Created from a simple insight, that lasting change does not come from fighting technology, but from creating small intentional moments of presence, TUREA supports you in turning a good intention into a real habit. With TUREA, you can: - build the habit of putting your phone aside - track meaningful phone-free moments - stay motivated through gentle structure - share progress with people who matter through Moments Together - follow guided Journeys from 7 to 90 days TUREA is not about rejecting technology. It is about reclaiming focus, calm, presence, and connection in everyday life.

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@mitul

Congratulations on Launch!!! Really nice idea. Much needed in today's time where screen time is keep increasing.

chaudharyarun5797
@chaudharyarun5797

Building the habit of putting your phone aside by using the app itself is a clever paradox that actually works. Simple nudge toward intentional phone use.

imed
@imed

congrats for the launch !!

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@marius5423

I built TUREA from a feeling I couldn’t ignore: it wasn’t screen time itself that bothered me, but the constant sense of being reachable and having my phone always nearby.