BarePhone - What's your phone philosophy?

What features would you change about your phone if given the opportunity?

A

Delete or turn off apps I don't want

B

Better control the listening, data storage and tracking

C

More options for connectivity in the event of a natural disaster or catastrophic event effecting the power supply

D

My partner or kids are addicted to theirs

E

Customize the alerts and impact the apps have on my day to day activities

Which best describes your current relationship to your phone?

A

I use it more than I want to, even when I try not to

B

I need it, but I don’t trust it

C

I’ve tried to make it less “smart,” but it still pulls me in

D

My household is constantly glued to theirs—it’s fracturing us

E

I manage okay—but the mental load is exhausting

If your phone could actually support you, what would that look like?

A

Clean, usable tools—nothing extra

B

Something private and discreet—like an off-grid assistant

C

A device that works when everything else goes dark

D

A safe, controlled way for my family to stay connected

E

Something that helps me think clearly again

Who are you shopping for right now?

A

Just myself

B

Myself + my child(ren)

C

Myself + my partner

D

My whole family

E

I’m just exploring

Which of these scenarios feels most familiar?

A

I'm in a quiet room and still feel my phone buzzing in my head

B

I ask a question and they barely look up from their screens

C

I get 40 mins of peace and spend half doomscrolling

D

We try to connect, but we’re all half-checked out

E

I’ve started fantasizing about going off-grid—not as a joke

What would you most love to from your tech?

A

Spaciousness

B

Trust

C

Readiness

D

Control

E

Relief

Which one feels most like you?

A

I want a phone that helps me stay sharp, lead effectively, and stay ahead — without constant distractions.

B

I crave simplicity. I want a phone that helps me focus on what matters, without unnecessary clutter or noise.

C

Security and independence are everything to me. I want a phone that keeps me prepared, private, and in control — no matter what happens.

D

I value my privacy above all. I want a phone that protects my personal life, my location, and my data from prying eyes.

E

I want a safer, simpler phone experience for my kids, my family, or myself — something clean, reliable, and free from hidden dangers.