“We believe that folks benefit from real face-time — taking a few minutes to sit down, catch up, and share a brew. Building connections and creating memories that matter is at the heart of who we are.”
“Spend Life Living aligns with so much of what RAH! Power Fitness believes in — life is better surrounded by Mother Nature away from a screen. Throw in a pair of dumbbells into the mix and it’s even better. Here’s to getting stronger outside with RAH! and Spend Life Living.”
“Grounded Performance supports Spend Life Living because we love the idea and thought behind the purpose of the app. We want everyone to be active in their day-to-day life, rather than spending time disconnected from the people, earth, and life around them!”
Hand-poured coffees, craft cocktails, and kolaches at two Austin locations — good things come in small spaces and not on your phone.
Austin’s iconic burger stand — locally founded, family-owned, and serving up fresh-made burgers and shakes since 2005.
“Retro Boats ATX restores vintage boats from the 1950s–1970s and gives them new life with quiet electric power. Trade screen time for sunshine! Let the serenity of a cruise through Downtown Austin recharge you.”
Austin’s first indoor padel facility — 9 courts, clinics, and a community built around getting on the court instead of on your phone.
“This is a great investment in life away from screens. Less doom scrolling means more yoga-mat unrolling.”
“Pilates West encourages an overall healthy lifestyle along with Spend Life Living — let’s get out more and scroll less!”
Specialty coffee with four Austin locations — built for the kind of spot you linger at, not scroll through.
“Kinsho embodies the idea of taking in your surroundings and being present. Every bite and every sip is crafted for guests to appreciate the complexities of our craft, which naturally encourages mindfulness.”
“At DivaDance, our mission is about helping people show up in real life — building confidence, community, and joy through movement. Spend Life Living encourages people to get off their phones and into experiences that actually make them feel something.”
Austin’s largest indoor climbing center — a space built around moving your body and being present.
Paddleboards and kayaks on the water with the Austin skyline as your view — one of the best ways to spend an afternoon off your phone.
“There’s something that happens when people unplug and step outside their comfort zone together — connection gets real, fast. Getting people off their screens and into experiences like this is exactly why we do what we do.”
Austin’s community bathhouse — saunas, cold plunges, and soaking pools in a phone-free space designed to help you reset.