Your Life vs. Your Screen
Memory Fog
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Excessive screen time is associated with declines in memory retention and cognitive clarity.

Cause
- Continuous multitasking impairing focus.
- Lack of mental rest due to constant engagement.
- Overreliance on digital aids reducing memory exercise.

Effects
- Decreased working memory performance.
- Challenges in information recall.
- Reduced attention span affecting daily tasks.
Numbers backed by Scientific Research
20%

Decrease in memory performance due to high screen.
3x

Triple the difficulty in recalling after long screen hours.
25%

Quarter of users experience frequent memory lapses.
15+ hrs

Of weekly screen time is linked to cognitive decline.
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How Jolt helps with Memory Fog
Jolt doesn’t just clear screens, it clears mental clutter
Block all non-essential apps during sessions.
Blocking in advance lowers cognitive load, enhancing retention
Enforce 90-minute "Deep Work" with focused sessions (Pomodoro-inspired).
Uninterrupted focus boosts hippocampal activity (key for memory formation) by 30%
Trigger breath-screen pauses after each session of screen time.
Mindfulness breaks increase gray matter density in memory-related brain regions by 16%

How Jolt helps with Memory Fog
Jolt doesn’t just clear screens, it clears mental clutter

Eliminate Distraction Overload
Block all non-essential apps during sessions.
Blocking in advance lowers cognitive load, enhancing retention

Focused Sessions
Enforce 90-minute "Deep Work" with focused sessions (Pomodoro-inspired).
Uninterrupted focus boosts hippocampal activity (key for memory formation) by 30%

Cognitive Resets
Trigger breath-screen pauses after each session of screen time.
Mindfulness breaks increase gray matter density in memory-related brain regions by 16%
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