Why More Americans Are Using Fewer Apps
There was a time when downloading a new app felt exciting.
A budgeting app. A fitness app. A habit tracker. A note-taking app.
Before long, our phones became packed with dozens of tools, each promising to make life easier.
Ironically, many people discovered the opposite.
Instead of feeling organized, they felt overwhelmed. Notifications multiplied, subscriptions piled up, and switching between apps became another daily chore.
Today, a growing number of people are embracing a different philosophy: digital minimalism.
Not by rejecting technology but by using it more intentionally.