Backed by research. Built with students

Students’ Intentional
Social Media Use

67 Path trains intentional social media use in students — not through bans or monitoring, but through a structured micro-intervention at the moment of opening an app.

Schools tried banning phones. It didn't work.

Current school approaches fall into two categories:

Restriction

Device bans that students bypass and resent

Education

Digital wellness classes with no daily behavioral change

The irony: other apps built for students who struggle with self-control require the most self-control to use. Miss a day, break a streak, fall off the leaderboard — and the tool meant to help becomes another source of shame.

A single micro-intervention.

At the moment a student opens any social media app, 67 Path creates a cognitive interruption — activating self-awareness, intention-setting, and time estimation. No blocking, no monitoring, no data shared with schools or parents.

Intentional Entry Screen 1

Step 1 — Intent

Activates the prefrontal cortex before the dopamine loop begins.

Intentional Entry Screen 2

Step 2 — Session

Awareness of time commitment reduces automatic scrolling behavior.

Intentional Entry Screen 3

Step 3 — Mood

Checking in on emotional state closes the loop — connecting digital behavior to how you actually feel.

The research agrees. So does the law.

  • Only 1 in 10 students support all-day phone bans. Most prefer less intrusive approaches that leave choice in their hands.RAND Corporation, 2025
  • 35 states + D.C. have enacted phone restriction laws as of December 2025.Ballotpedia, 2025
  • 84% of adults support required media literacy education in schools. 94% of teens say they want it — but only 39% are actually receiving it.Media Literacy Now, 2026
"Limiting access alone is not a sustainable solution. Mindful, intentional use is. 67 Path is built as a supportive companion rather than a restrictive tool."
Hanna Aliashkevich, MD
Hanna Aliashkevich, MD
Visiting Instructor, Stanford SIMI Lab · Former Neurosurgeon · Medical Advisor, 67 Path · 2024 Woman Changing the World Award

A note for educators — from high school counselors to college wellness directors.

“Principals and counselors can make a real difference — not by enforcing anything, but by helping students and their parents discover a tool that puts self-regulation in students’ hands.”

No enforcement required

The app is installed voluntarily by the student or their parent. Your role is awareness, not administration.

You organize, students choose

A pilot means helping communicate the program to families. Students and parents decide whether to participate.

Trust, not control

67 Path never shares individual data with school staff. Your contribution is the introduction — nothing more.

Question 1 of 5

In your experience — how much time do you think students spend on social media each day?

Your gut estimate, based on what you see.

Download 67 Path

Try it free — available on the App Store and Google Play.

Interested in supporting 67 Path?

We welcome investors, EdTech partners, digital wellbeing researchers, and student ambassadors who want to bring intentional social media habits to their school or campus.

Contact us: hello@67path.com

Have questions?

Everything you need to know about 67 Path.

No. 67 Path never blocks access. You can open any app at any time. The only thing it does is create a brief pause before you enter — long enough to make the decision conscious, not long enough to get in your way.

No. 67 Path collects no personal data. Your school sees nothing about you individually. Your parents see nothing unless you choose to share it with them. What happens in the app stays with you — that's the whole point.

$19/month, with a 7-day free trial — no credit card required to start. Invite friends and earn free time: every 3 friends who install 67 Path gives you 1 free week.

Right now, 67 Path is available on iPhone (iOS). Android is coming soon — join the waitlist at 67path.com and we'll let you know the moment it launches.