Insights on YouTube habits, attention management, and building a healthier relationship with video content.
Gazenest builds a behavioral profile from your watch patterns. It's not a quiz result or an archetype. It's a model of how you actually pay attention, and where that attention drifts.
Screen Time congratulates you for being on your phone less. Gazenest's weekly report tells you something different, and more useful.
I built the first version of sync using browser storage. Then it broke in production in exactly the way I should have predicted. Here's what happened and why PostgreSQL won.
I thought I watched YouTube in the evenings. My heatmap said I drifted mid-afternoon. The gap between those two things is where the real data lives.
Low diversity in your watch history is an earlier warning sign of a doomscroll spiral than watch time spiking. My 90-day data showed the collapse before I felt it.
A tool that watches what you watch is the last tool you want sending your data to a third party. Here's why Gazenest is built differently, and why that choice was non-negotiable.