MindRevia
We turn technology into a force for balance — one mindful moment at a time.
Why MindRevia Exists
Prioritizing mental health in a digital world isn’t just important—it’s essential. Today, constant screen time disconnects us from what matters most: our health, our relationships, our purpose, and our peace of mind.
MindRevia exists because the most precious human experiences are too important to lose while we’re looking down. We help families choose presence over distraction by transforming screen habits with awareness and small, sustainable steps.
This isn’t about disconnecting from technology—it’s about reconnecting with life. MindRevia is a return to presence, mental well-being, and the wonder of being fully alive in the digital age.

Together we can protect childhood from endless screens.
What We Do
We don't build apps; we build awareness. MindRevia helps people develop mindful tech habits through small daily pauses, simple science, and intentional choices — so technology serves life, not the other way around.
Moments that Heal
Short, heartfelt messages designed to pause the scroll and restore peace.
Science that Guides
We turn psychology and neuroscience into simple, practical tools for daily life.
Voices that Unite
Real stories from parents, educators, doctors, and mental health professionals choosing presence over distraction.
Our Principles
- 🔒 Privacy-first. We protect human dignity. No facial data, no tracking — we use abstract art and 3D animal characters to preserve emotional safety online.
- 🤝 Community-led organization, not a company. We are a mission-driven movement powered by families, educators, and volunteers — not algorithms or profit.
- 🧑🏫 Evidence-informed, plain-language science. We translate psychology, neuroscience, and mental health research into practical wisdom anyone can use.
- 🧭 Healthy design choices. Learning designed to strengthen minds and families.
- 🚫 No ads. No streaks. Ever. We refuse addictive design and manipulative tech.
- 🫶 No shaming. Ever. We grow through compassion, not guilt.
The Science
- Intermittent RewardsUnpredictable likes & pings keep you checking.
- AI PersonalizationFeeds learn you — then serve irresistible novelty.
- Infinite ScrollNo stopping cues means no stopping.
- Notification ConditioningCues trigger urges before you notice.
- Novelty BiasNew beats meaningful — unless you pause.
- Attention FragmentationRapid switches tax working memory & focus.
- Streaks & Loss AversionFear of breaking streaks drives compulsive use.
- DoomscrollingNegativity bias locks attention on bad news.
- Blue Light & MelatoninEvening light delays sleep signals.
- Sleep DebtAutoplay pushes bedtime later — every time.
- Cue–Action–RewardHabits wire in when rewards arrive fast.
- PREEPartial rewards resist extinction longer.
- FOMO LoopsUncertainty drives checking.
- Short-Form CostsRapid clips train shallow attention.
- AutoplayRemoves stop points; time dilates.
Today’s 3-Minute Pause
- Phone-Free DinnerStack phones at the door. Ask a warm question.
- Doorstep SunsetStand outside together. Name three colors.
- Silent SnuggleHug for 20 seconds. Notice heartbeats.
- One-Page ReadRead a page aloud. Trade voices.
- See the SunriseWindow first — phone second.
- Phone-Free BreakfastAsk one curiosity question.
- 3 BreathsInhale 4, hold 4, exhale 6 — 3×.
- Call, Don’t TextOne voice moment beats five bubbles.
- Micro-WalkThree minutes outside. Name three colors.
- Way-Back PhotoPick one printed photo. Tell the story.
- Two-Minute TidyReset one surface; high-five the finish.
- Slow SipThree quiet breaths before the first sip.
- Game SprintPlay the quickest round in the box.
- Nature Sound HuntClose eyes; find the faintest sound.
- Gratitude CircleEach shares one bright thing.
- Drop-Zone ResetPark devices in one basket.
- Three Good ThingsIn bed, whisper three bright moments.
- Porch StargazeFind one new star or pattern.
- Weekend PicnicBasket holds food & phones.
- Tomorrow NoteWrite a tiny note to tomorrow-you.
Join the Movement
A quiet shift toward mental well-being in a digital world — one pause at a time.
Start today’s 3-minute pause.
Watch an Awareness Short together.
Talk about presence with your family, class, or team.
Be the example — presence is contagious.
Prefer email? Write to us at contact@mindrevia.org.
Choose presence. Protect your mind. Lead the change.
Questions, briefly
- Is MindRevia a company?
- No. MindRevia is an independent, community-led organization and movement.
- Why videos if the goal is less screen?
- We share Shorts where people scroll—then gently guide them back to books, phone‑free dinners, and bedtime stories.
- How do you help families build balance?
- Via mindful tech habits: Awareness Shorts, simple science in plain words, and small daily 3-minute pauses.
- Do you sell anything or track me?
- No store, no ads, no paywall — and we don’t track individual users. Videos hosted on external platforms (e.g., YouTube) may collect data under their policies; we use privacy-enhanced embeds and keep our site clean.
- Why should we trust your videos?
- Each piece is reviewed by parents, grandparents, and educators and held to our standards: no shaming, privacy‑respecting, calm tone, and practical actions.
About & Governance
MindRevia was founded by parents and teachers who simply wanted to help their own families set down their phones at the dinner table. What worked for us, we now share with the world.
We are a volunteer-run, community-led initiative based in New Hampshire, USA, dedicated to creating simple, practical practices that help families reclaim presence. We maintain a non-commercial, privacy-respecting model to ensure our focus remains squarely on community well-being.
- Entity: Volunteer collective based in NH, USA
- Data controller: MindRevia (contact@mindrevia.org)
- Funding: No ads, no paywall. Volunteer-supported.
- Content standards: Evidence-informed summaries; we provide no medical or legal advice.
- Visual policy: Uses realistic 3D animal cartoons and abstract forms—no human faces.
- Security: Responsible disclosure welcome — email contact@mindrevia.org with subject “security disclosure”.