Phonewell
Recipes: settings that belong together
Each recipe lines up a few features in order, for one job. Every step links to its own guide.
Ad-free and private
Fewer ads in apps and browsers, fewer spam calls, and less of you on the lock screen.
Theft-proof in 10 minutes
A stolen phone locks itself, stays findable, and keeps your banking apps shut.
Phone-down evenings
After dinner the screen goes dim and grey and quiet, and the people who matter can still reach you.
Battery that lasts for years
Gentler charging and fewer apps running in the background, so the battery ages slowly.
Big phone, one hand
Reach the top of the screen, type and go back without a second hand.
Type faster
Paste what you copied earlier, fix typos in a swipe, and type your address in three letters.
Travel abroad
Calls over Wi-Fi, conversations in other languages, and a phone you can find if it goes missing.
Meeting mode
Turn the phone over and it goes silent; unknown callers get screened and the notes write themselves.
New-phone day (first 15 minutes)
The settings worth changing on day one, done before you start installing apps.
An older relative's phone
Bigger text, simpler screens, fewer scam calls, and help one press away.
Child's first phone
Sensible limits on time and content, a bedtime, and a phone you can always locate.
Photographer's kit
The camera opens in a second, shoots the way you like, and cleans up shots afterwards.
Study mode
Distracting apps wait until you are done, and notes, scans and lectures land in one place.
Free up space
Room for new photos and updates, without deleting anything you will miss.