Myranda

Myranda is a browser for your feeds. Open your social apps, the news and your AI apps inside Myranda, and see what they show you, week by week. Then decide what changes.

See what your feeds show you
• Your digital self: where your time went, what you keep coming back to, and how your taste changes.
• Your bubble: the feelings in the posts you scroll, from outrage to calm. Each post is scored on your phone.
• Your universe: the people and topics in your feed, sized by time.
• Your weekly Rewind: a short story about your week online.
• Your history: bring in the data export your platforms give you, and search all of it in one place.

Set your own rules
• Start with one goal: sleep earlier, less time in the apps, a calmer feed or learning more.
• Hide Reels and Shorts, all day or only at night.
• Give each app a weekly time. You choose whether it locks.
• Slow the feed down after negative posts.
• A post counter, your bubble and up to four check-ins a day start on. You can remove them.
• Goals and limits stay off until you choose them. With a goal, Myranda can try small changes, such as a grey screen in the evening. You can stop them.
• You can undo a rule at any time, except a strict lock, which holds until the time you chose.

Your data, on your phone
• Your feed history is analysed and kept on this phone, encrypted.
• Topics and feelings keep working in Airplane Mode.
• You sign in on each platform's own page. Your password goes to that platform only.
• Myranda never posts, likes, follows or messages by itself.

App redirects and Accessibility
This app uses Accessibility services. App redirects, an optional feature, uses Android's AccessibilityService API. When you open an app you picked, such as Instagram, Myranda's accessibility service notices that this app came to the front and opens it inside Myranda instead, so your own rules apply there too. It learns which of your picked apps just opened, when you go to your home screen, and whether a call is on. It never opens Myranda during a call. If you go on to the real app, it can send one notification to bring you back. It cannot see your screen or read what you type, and it does not press anything or change your settings. Before anything is switched on, Myranda explains this in the app and asks you to agree. You then switch it on yourself in Android's Accessibility settings, and you can switch it off there at any time. What leaves your phone: a count of each redirect and which app it was, with this phone's random App Health number. You can switch App Health off in Settings. Nothing is sold or used for ads.

Shake your phone at any time to send us feedback from inside the app.

Myranda is independent and not affiliated with the apps and sites it opens.