Playdose · Seven minutes a day

Seven minutes.Together.No screens.

A little tin full of prompts for the in-between moments. Draw a card, put your phone away — and for seven minutes the moment is all yours. No feed, no account, no “next video.” Just the two of you.

A warm, illustrated still-life scene: a little tin of prompt cards on a table, in the soft light of a shared family moment.
Fig. 01A tin, a few cards, seven minutes — a shared moment needs nothing more.

PLAYDOSE

Seven minutes a day when nobody looks at a screen. No big program — just a small, reliable moment that brings you closer together.

The idea

Seven minutes belong to you — not to the screen.

The day is full, and your attention even fuller. Between school, work, and a thousand notifications, being together often gets only whatever’s left over. Playdose flips that around: a fixed, short moment that slips easily into any day.

Seven minutes are short enough that you’ll actually find them every day — and long enough for a laugh, a question, one small thing done together. All without a screen.

How it works

Three small steps, every day.

  1. 01 · Draw

    Pick a card

    Every tin is packed with little cards full of questions, mini-games, and ideas. Just draw the top one — no prep needed.

  2. 02 · Timer

    Set seven minutes

    Exactly seven minutes. Short enough for any evening, long enough for a real moment together.

  3. 03 · Put it down

    Screens stay off

    Phones aside, TV off. For these seven minutes it’s just you — and that’s more than enough.

Why it matters

Closeness doesn’t just happen — you make it.

Seven minutes won’t solve the big questions. But you show each other something: I’m here. Small moments, again and again — over time, that’s what grows into what lasts. Playdose isn’t a replacement for time together. It’s just a gentle nudge to take that time, every day.

Curious? Seven minutes are enough to start.

Tell us what you’d love for your moments together — or just find out more about how Playdose fits into your days.