The average screentime is 7 hours a day.
We give you
something better
to scroll.
People are distracted, overwhelmed, and quietly ashamed of how their phones shape their attention
But let's face reality: we all already scroll. We procrastinate. We feel behind.
Instead of fighting human nature, we decided to work with it.
We build bite-sized, playful alternatives to the endless feed—tiny wins you can grab in seconds. No heavy lifting required. Just light, guilt-free paths to feeling a little smarter, calmer, or more curious.
You don't need discipline.
You just need better things on your phone.
People assume self-improvement requires morning routines, planners, or monk-like effort. Most fail. Everyone knows it.
You're already scrolling. We simply give you better things to scroll. No lifestyle change required. Zero pressure. Everything is light, fun, and easy to pick up.
This is not a bootcamp. Not a reading challenge. Not a streak that punishes you. We focus on making it a pleasurable experience, not creating the perfectly optimized human.
Zero Complexity For You
Multiple ways to feel better instead of one, without extra effort. Smartheads gives you three moods, three angles, one tap:
When curious
Deepstash
When bored
Paladin
When scattered
Protocol
No guilt. No commitments. No judgment. We are made for real, messy humans, not productivity robots.
Instant small wins. Feel smarter or calmer in seconds.
Tiny moments, real impact. Immediate payoff.
More value for money. Less mental clutter.
One subscription. Three useful apps. You save money and you simplify your life. No downside.
We Know What We're Not.
We Know What We're Not.
A corporate wellness platform.
A bloated productivity suite.
A high-pressure self-help program.
An umbrella brand forcing uniformity.
What We Are
And emotionally honest.
Three friendly tools.
Different moods, built to help you feel better in your mind and body.
Smartheads is the broader ecosystem that connects Deepstash, Paladin, and Protocol.
Your Next Step
Your phone is already in your hand. Instead of closing it with that familiar sense of regret, give it something better to do.
Start upgrading it.