Offline Adventures book cover

Phone-free adventures for everyday life

Offline Adventures

100 phone-free challenges to help you reclaim your time, reconnect with the world around you, and fill your days with things worth remembering.

The average person spends 60 full days a year on their phone.

Less screen time. More living.

100 phone-free challenges that get you out of your apps and into your actual life. Some take five minutes. Some take a whole day. All of them are better than scrolling.

No pressure. No lectures.

This isn't a detox and it's not a programme. Dip in whenever you want a reason to put the phone down, and leave it alone when you don't. It works however you use it.

Designed to come back to.

The Your Space pages let you record each adventure, when you did it, where you went, and how it felt doing it. A record of the times you chose real life over your screen.

100 adventures. 10 parts. One simple idea.

Offline Adventures open on a bedside table

Offline Adventures is divided into ten parts, each with a different focus. Dip in wherever feels right, work through them in order, or open at random. There's no wrong way to use it.

Inside you'll find gentle first steps, adventures to share with someone else, ways to get outside and explore, moments of mindfulness, big energy days, creative sparks, acts of kindness, adventures you can do without leaving home, ways to rewild your routine, and bigger challenges for when you're ready to go further.

Every adventure comes with its own Your Space page, with room to write, sketch, reflect and record how it felt.

What is your screen time really costing you?

Most of us have no idea. Slide to your daily average and find out.

How long are you on your phone each day?

Check Settings → Screen Time if you dare. The UK average is about 4 hours.

4 hours
30 mins12 hours
0
Full days a year, gone

That's every hour of every one of those days. Not evenings. Whole days.

In that time you could have

Got your first phone at 16? Keep this up until you're 80 and that's

11 years

of your life spent looking at a screen.

Each figure is a year of your life. The dark ones belong to your phone.

Why I wrote this book

Tim Wickham, author of Offline Adventures
“I looked at my screen time one day and didn't like what I saw. I was spending more than four hours a day on my phone, and I knew, if I was honest, that most of it wasn't making me happier or better off. It was just filling the gaps. I wanted something I could reach for instead. Not a list of rules. Not a programme to follow. Just a hundred things I could actually go and do. And that's what this book is. I really hope you find what I found, and start introducing little Offline Adventures into your life every day.”

Tim Wickham

Put your phone down.
Go on an adventure.

Offline Adventures is available now in paperback and hardcover.

Follow the adventures

Daily doses of slow living, fresh air and reasons to look up.