For parents in Münster & online
From scrolling to creating.
The screen is not the enemy. It is a tool.
Unscroll & Create walks with families who want a calmer media life at home — without bans as the only idea. Your child learns to look more carefully and to make something of their own. You get clarity. Your child gets a head start.
Calm parents. Kids ahead.
No account. No purchase on this page.

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A clip, not a feed
Today: our own edit, our own voice.
The stance
Why media competence
Not because screens are bad. Because children who understand media use them more freely, and more calmly.
Calm
Less fighting over the phone. Agreements that fit real life and still hold after three days.
Safety
Your child knows what is okay online, how to spot unreliable content, and where to ask for help.
Creativity
Scrolling is the start. Film, sound, story — a small project of their own.
Ways in
What we do together
Four ways in, depending on where you are. We talk about the Medien-Kompass in person — the price is deliberately not on this page.
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A media licence
Medien-Kompass
Four weeks, 45–60 minutes each time. Your child practices using the screen as a tool, and finishes with something they made.
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Personal
1:1 project mentoring
For a concrete plan: a film, a podcast, a game. Personal, at your child's pace.
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For you
Parent course & parent evening
Stay calm, speak clearly, and shape a media routine that holds.
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Groups
Workshops
For schools, groups, and companies. Practical, without a lecture.
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About
I’m Guy. For 25+ years I’ve built tech and products — and what stuck with me is people, not screens.
Today I help kids move from scrolling to creating, so parents can stay calm while their kids lead. The screen isn’t the enemy; it’s a tool. I work with families in Hebrew, English, and German — in private sessions, workshops, and practical guides.
Based in Münster. Warm, clear, no scare tactics.
In short
Questions parents often ask
The next calm step
Take the checklist home — or say if the Medien-Kompass sounds interesting.
