Everything feels urgent during the sample.
Separate real deadlines from persuasive wording and review categories inside each app rather than muting the whole app.
Quick test
This short test is not a medical assessment. It simply helps you notice how much your notifications interrupt your day.
Quick answer
Your answers stay in the page; the tool only calculates a simple score.
Track reflex checking, broken focus, ignored piles, irritation, and missed priority alerts for one normal week. The result is a practical workload signal, not a medical diagnosis or mental-health score.
You suspect evening promotions are causing more disruption than the total notification count.
Separate real deadlines from persuasive wording and review categories inside each app rather than muting the whole app.
Restore that channel and instead reduce sound, vibration, or pop-ups on a lower-value category.
Kutula may help group visible notification patterns, but it does not diagnose stress, attention conditions, or wellbeing and is not clinical advice.
No. It only suggests that your current alert setup deserves review; persistent distress is better discussed with a qualified professional.
Next step
A low result may only need small adjustments. A high result suggests reviewing notification categories more deliberately.
Think about your notification flow from the last week.
Your score is grouped as low, medium, or high.
Reduce noisy categories and organize what remains with Kutula.
No. It only produces a simple in-page result.
Kutula organizes notifications on your device. Notification content is not sent to our servers. Privacy approach