NOMO for
NOMO for
Organizations & Businesses
Organizations & Businesses
Give the people you serve a reason to put down their phone
NOMO rewards everyone for time spent off social media. Nothing to build, nothing to staff.
NOMO rewards everyone for time spent off social media. Nothing to build, nothing to staff.
For Teens
For Teens
Everyone is restricting the phone.
Nobody is competing with it.
Everyone is restricting the phone.
Nobody is competing with it.
Phone bans, warning labels, lawsuits, and screen time rules are now everywhere. Every one of them works the same way: warn, restrict, take away. None of them gives a teenager a reason to log off, and none of them reach the afterschool hours where the scrolling habit actually lives.
Phone bans, warning labels, lawsuits, and screen time rules are now everywhere. Every one of them works the same way: warn, restrict, take away. None of them gives a teenager a reason to log off, and none of them reach the afterschool hours where the scrolling habit actually lives.
The average teen spends close to 5 hours a day on social media. Most of it happens after the bell, after practice, and after the meeting ends. That is the time NOMO + your organization can make a real impact.
The average teen spends close to 5 hours a day on social media. Most of it happens after the bell, after practice, and after the meeting ends. That is the time NOMO + your organization can make a real impact.
Nearly half of teens report being online almost constantly.
Nearly half of teens report being online almost constantly.
For Adults
For Adults
Teens are not the only ones caught in the social media trap
Teens are not the only ones caught in the social media trap
The teen social media crisis gets the headlines, but the average adult spends more than two hours a day on social media, and most of it is not by choice. It is the reflexive scroll in the parking lot, standing in line, and in bed. Screen time reminders are easy to dismiss and rely on willpower alone. Nobody has offered a reason to log off, or made it a group effort.
The teen social media crisis gets the headlines, but the average adult spends more than two hours a day on social media, and most of it is not by choice. It is the reflexive scroll in the parking lot, standing in line, and in bed. Screen time reminders are easy to dismiss and rely on willpower alone. Nobody has offered a reason to log off, or made it a group effort.
The parents, employees, members, and subscribers your organization serves want the same thing their kids do: less time lost to the feed. That’s the hours NOMO + your organization can give back.
The parents, employees, members, and subscribers your organization serves want the same thing their kids do: less time lost to the feed. That’s the hours NOMO + your organization can give back.
Americans check their phones 144 times a day, once every seven waking minutes.
Americans check their phones 144 times a day, once every seven waking minutes.
For Communities
For Communities
Every hour spent scrolling is an hour not spent with you
Every hour spent scrolling is an hour not spent with you
Every organization that depends on people showing up is competing with the same opponent. Participation, productivity, attendance, and foot traffic all lose to a feed that is always on and engineered to always win. Restriction alone won't fix it, because it doesn’t give people a viable alternative.
Every organization that depends on people showing up is competing with the same opponent. Participation, productivity, attendance, and foot traffic all lose to a feed that is always on and engineered to always win. Restriction alone won't fix it, because it doesn’t give people a viable alternative.
NOMO flips the script. Time spent off social media earns real rewards, and those rewards can be localized to your businesses, your events, and your causes. Instead of losing your community to the scroll, you become the reason to put the phone down.
NOMO flips the script. Time spent off social media earns real rewards, and those rewards can be localized to your businesses, your events, and your causes. Instead of losing your community to the scroll, you become the reason to put the phone down.
Teens say they need 2/3 of their friends to quit social media before they will. Habits change together or not at all.
Teens say they need 2/3 of their friends to quit social media before they will. Habits change together or not at all.
NOMO is all carrot, no stick
NOMO turns time off social media into rewards people actually want. Every scroll-free hour earns Moments. Moments become real rewards: tickets, exclusive merch, support for causes, and perks from favorite brands, including your own.
Challenges, leaderboards, and group streaks make logging off something people do together. That matters, because teens say they need most of their friends to quit before they will. NOMO makes the group move at once.
Challenges, leaderboards, and group streaks make logging off something people do together. That matters, because teens say they need most of their friends to quit before they will. NOMO makes the group move at once.
No blocking apps.
No digital detox.
No missing out.
Time off social media
The clock starts the moment the phone goes down.
Moments earned
Every scroll-free hour becomes in-app currency.
Rewards redeemed
Events, merch, and brand perks, localized to your community.
Built for the organizations and businesses that share the NOMO mission
Built for the organizations and businesses that share the NOMO mission
NOMO adapts to how your organization already reaches people.
NOMO adapts to how your organization already reaches people.
Choose yours.
Choose yours.
Reach out directly if your business or organization doesn’t fall into one of the categories above.
Reach out directly if your business or organization doesn’t fall into one of the categories above.
Give your community a proven solution to the scrolling epidemic
Give your community a proven solution to the scrolling epidemic
Tell us about your organization and we will show you what a NOMO rollout looks like for you.
Tell us about your organization and we will show you what a NOMO rollout looks like for you.
Built for everyone your organization affects.
Built for everyone your organization affects.
For teens
No blocking apps and no digital detox. Rewards for a habit they already want to break.
For families
Real help at home, embraced by parents.
For your team
Nothing to build, staff, or integrate. NOMO handles the platform, the rewards, and the support.
For your leaders
A positive youth initiative your community will see working.
For your budget
Aligns with mental health, prevention, and wellbeing funding you already have.
Proven results, backed by rigorous research
Proven results, backed by rigorous research
Built by leading behavioral scientists, NOMO turns 15 years of research into a simple goal: help people scroll less and live more.
Built by leading behavioral scientists, NOMO turns 15 years of research into a simple goal: help people scroll less and live more.
In a pilot program at the University of Chicago, participants reported feeling more focused, less anxious, and more satisfied in life.
In a pilot program at the University of Chicago, participants reported feeling more focused, less anxious, and more satisfied in life.
50%
Less time on
social media
Less time on
social media
47%
Drop in reported
depression symptoms
16%
Rise in reported
life satisfaction
Proven at scale across 50+ schools in the UK and a citywide cohort in Rio de Janeiro, with a measured scroll-time reduction of 57% and 94% of users redeeming a perk in their first month.
The behavioral scientists behind the success
The behavioral scientists behind the success
Leonardo Bursztyn
CEO & Founder
Leonardo (PhD, Harvard) is the Saieh Family Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and leading expert in behavioral economics. He co-directs the Becker Friedman Institute’s Program in Behavioral Economics Research and leads the Normal Lab. His research shows how social environments shape economic and political decisions across the globe. He is one of the authors of the landmark study on the social media trap.
Angela Duckworth
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient, Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor at UPenn, and bestselling author of Grit, Angela is a leading expert in behavior change and motivation, with a background in neuroscience, psychology, and education. She co-directs the Behavior Change for Good Initiative at Penn and has advised the World Bank, major sports leagues, and Fortune 500 CEOs.
Betsy Levy Paluck
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient and Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs at Princeton, Betsy pioneered large-scale field experiments to reduce prejudice, violence, and harmful social norms. Her work bridges social psychology with real-world impact. She is a global authority on evidence-based interventions for shifting behavior and norms at scale.
Matthew Gentzkow
Scientific Advisor
Recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal and Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy at Stanford, Matthew is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a leading economist in media, technology, and behavior. His research explores the intersection of economics and social influence, with groundbreaking work on how information shapes decision-making and public attitudes.
Leonardo Bursztyn
CEO & Founder
Leonardo (PhD, Harvard) is the Saieh Family Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and leading expert in behavioral economics. He co-directs the Becker Friedman Institute’s Program in Behavioral Economics Research and leads the Normal Lab. His research shows how social environments shape economic and political decisions across the globe. He is one of the authors of the landmark study on the social media trap.
Angela Duckworth
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient, Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor at UPenn, and bestselling author of Grit, Angela is a leading expert in behavior change and motivation, with a background in neuroscience, psychology, and education. She co-directs the Behavior Change for Good Initiative at Penn and has advised the World Bank, major sports leagues, and Fortune 500 CEOs.
Betsy Levy Paluck
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient and Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs at Princeton, Betsy pioneered large-scale field experiments to reduce prejudice, violence, and harmful social norms. Her work bridges social psychology with real-world impact. She is a global authority on evidence-based interventions for shifting behavior and norms at scale.
Matthew Gentzkow
Scientific Advisor
Recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal and Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy at Stanford, Matthew is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a leading economist in media, technology, and behavior. His research explores the intersection of economics and social influence, with groundbreaking work on how information shapes decision-making and public attitudes.
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NOMO for
NOMO for
Organizations & Businesses
Organizations & Businesses
Give the people you serve a reason to put down their phone
NOMO rewards everyone for time spent off social media. Nothing to build, nothing to staff.
NOMO rewards everyone for time spent off social media. Nothing to build, nothing to staff.
For Teens
For Teens
Everyone is restricting the phone.
Nobody is competing with it.
Everyone is restricting the phone.
Nobody is competing with it.
Phone bans, warning labels, lawsuits, and screen time rules are now everywhere. Every one of them works the same way: warn, restrict, take away. None of them gives a teenager a reason to log off, and none of them reach the afterschool hours where the scrolling habit actually lives.
Phone bans, warning labels, lawsuits, and screen time rules are now everywhere. Every one of them works the same way: warn, restrict, take away. None of them gives a teenager a reason to log off, and none of them reach the afterschool hours where the scrolling habit actually lives.
The average teen spends close to 5 hours a day on social media. Most of it happens after the bell, after practice, and after the meeting ends. That is the time NOMO + your organization can make a real impact.
The average teen spends close to 5 hours a day on social media. Most of it happens after the bell, after practice, and after the meeting ends. That is the time NOMO + your organization can make a real impact.
Nearly half of teens report being online almost constantly.
Nearly half of teens report being online almost constantly.
For Adults
For Adults
Teens are not the only ones caught in the social media trap
Teens are not the only ones caught in the social media trap
The teen social media crisis gets the headlines, but the average adult spends more than two hours a day on social media, and most of it is not by choice. It is the reflexive scroll in the parking lot, standing in line, and in bed. Screen time reminders are easy to dismiss and rely on willpower alone. Nobody has offered a reason to log off, or made it a group effort.
The teen social media crisis gets the headlines, but the average adult spends more than two hours a day on social media, and most of it is not by choice. It is the reflexive scroll in the parking lot, standing in line, and in bed. Screen time reminders are easy to dismiss and rely on willpower alone. Nobody has offered a reason to log off, or made it a group effort.
The parents, employees, members, and subscribers your organization serves want the same thing their kids do: less time lost to the feed. That’s the hours NOMO + your organization can give back.
The parents, employees, members, and subscribers your organization serves want the same thing their kids do: less time lost to the feed. That’s the hours NOMO + your organization can give back.
Americans check their phones 144 times a day, once every seven waking minutes.
Americans check their phones 144 times a day, once every seven waking minutes.
For Communities
For Communities
Every hour spent scrolling is an hour not spent with you
Every hour spent scrolling is an hour not spent with you
Every organization that depends on people showing up is competing with the same opponent. Participation, productivity, attendance, and foot traffic all lose to a feed that is always on and engineered to always win. Restriction alone won't fix it, because it doesn’t give people a viable alternative.
Every organization that depends on people showing up is competing with the same opponent. Participation, productivity, attendance, and foot traffic all lose to a feed that is always on and engineered to always win. Restriction alone won't fix it, because it doesn’t give people a viable alternative.
NOMO flips the script. Time spent off social media earns real rewards, and those rewards can be localized to your businesses, your events, and your causes. Instead of losing your community to the scroll, you become the reason to put the phone down.
NOMO flips the script. Time spent off social media earns real rewards, and those rewards can be localized to your businesses, your events, and your causes. Instead of losing your community to the scroll, you become the reason to put the phone down.
Teens say they need 2/3 of their friends to quit social media before they will. Habits change together or not at all.
Teens say they need 2/3 of their friends to quit social media before they will. Habits change together or not at all.
NOMO is all carrot, no stick
NOMO turns time off social media into rewards people actually want. Every scroll-free hour earns Moments. Moments become real rewards: tickets, exclusive merch, support for causes, and perks from favorite brands, including your own.
Challenges, leaderboards, and group streaks make logging off something people do together. That matters, because teens say they need most of their friends to quit before they will. NOMO makes the group move at once.
Challenges, leaderboards, and group streaks make logging off something people do together. That matters, because teens say they need most of their friends to quit before they will. NOMO makes the group move at once.
No blocking apps.
No digital detox.
No missing out.
Time off social media
The clock starts the moment the phone goes down.
Moments earned
Every scroll-free hour becomes in-app currency.
Rewards redeemed
Events, merch, and brand perks, localized to your community.
Built for the organizations and businesses that share the NOMO mission
Built for the organizations and businesses that share the NOMO mission
NOMO adapts to how your organization already reaches people.
NOMO adapts to how your organization already reaches people.
Choose yours.
Choose yours.
Reach out directly if your business or organization doesn’t fall into one of the categories above.
Reach out directly if your business or organization doesn’t fall into one of the categories above.
Give your community a proven solution to the scrolling epidemic
Give your community a proven solution to the scrolling epidemic
Tell us about your organization and we will show you what a NOMO rollout looks like for you.
Tell us about your organization and we will show you what a NOMO rollout looks like for you.
Built for everyone your organization affects.
Built for everyone your organization affects.
For teens
No blocking apps and no digital detox. Rewards for a habit they already want to break.
For families
Real help at home, embraced by parents.
For your team
Nothing to build, staff, or integrate. NOMO handles the platform, the rewards, and the support.
For your leaders
A positive youth initiative your community will see working.
For your budget
Aligns with mental health, prevention, and wellbeing funding you already have.
Proven results, backed by rigorous research
Proven results, backed by rigorous research
Built by leading behavioral scientists, NOMO turns 15 years of research into a simple goal: help people scroll less and live more.
Built by leading behavioral scientists, NOMO turns 15 years of research into a simple goal: help people scroll less and live more.
In a pilot program at the University of Chicago, participants reported feeling more focused, less anxious, and more satisfied in life.
In a pilot program at the University of Chicago, participants reported feeling more focused, less anxious, and more satisfied in life.
50%
Less time on
social media
Less time on
social media
47%
Drop in reported
depression symptoms
16%
Rise in reported
life satisfaction
Proven at scale across 50+ schools in the UK and a citywide cohort in Rio de Janeiro, with a measured scroll-time reduction of 57% and 94% of users redeeming a perk in their first month.
The behavioral scientists behind the success
The behavioral scientists behind the success
Leonardo Bursztyn
CEO & Founder
Leonardo (PhD, Harvard) is the Saieh Family Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and leading expert in behavioral economics. He co-directs the Becker Friedman Institute’s Program in Behavioral Economics Research and leads the Normal Lab. His research shows how social environments shape economic and political decisions across the globe. He is one of the authors of the landmark study on the social media trap.
Angela Duckworth
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient, Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor at UPenn, and bestselling author of Grit, Angela is a leading expert in behavior change and motivation, with a background in neuroscience, psychology, and education. She co-directs the Behavior Change for Good Initiative at Penn and has advised the World Bank, major sports leagues, and Fortune 500 CEOs.
Betsy Levy Paluck
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient and Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs at Princeton, Betsy pioneered large-scale field experiments to reduce prejudice, violence, and harmful social norms. Her work bridges social psychology with real-world impact. She is a global authority on evidence-based interventions for shifting behavior and norms at scale.
Matthew Gentzkow
Scientific Advisor
Recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal and Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy at Stanford, Matthew is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a leading economist in media, technology, and behavior. His research explores the intersection of economics and social influence, with groundbreaking work on how information shapes decision-making and public attitudes.
Leonardo Bursztyn
CEO & Founder
Leonardo (PhD, Harvard) is the Saieh Family Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and leading expert in behavioral economics. He co-directs the Becker Friedman Institute’s Program in Behavioral Economics Research and leads the Normal Lab. His research shows how social environments shape economic and political decisions across the globe. He is one of the authors of the landmark study on the social media trap.
Angela Duckworth
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient, Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor at UPenn, and bestselling author of Grit, Angela is a leading expert in behavior change and motivation, with a background in neuroscience, psychology, and education. She co-directs the Behavior Change for Good Initiative at Penn and has advised the World Bank, major sports leagues, and Fortune 500 CEOs.
Betsy Levy Paluck
Scientific Advisor
A MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient and Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and Public Affairs at Princeton, Betsy pioneered large-scale field experiments to reduce prejudice, violence, and harmful social norms. Her work bridges social psychology with real-world impact. She is a global authority on evidence-based interventions for shifting behavior and norms at scale.
Matthew Gentzkow
Scientific Advisor
Recipient of the John Bates Clark Medal and Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy at Stanford, Matthew is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a leading economist in media, technology, and behavior. His research explores the intersection of economics and social influence, with groundbreaking work on how information shapes decision-making and public attitudes.
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