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Questionnaires
Anonymously check habits around games, your phone and social media. The result is not a diagnosis. It is a starting point for reflection.
Digital detox
Practical steps for a shorter or longer intentional break from technology.
Family media plan
A tool for agreeing rules, boundaries and a thoughtful usage plan for every family member.
Topics
When digital life gets too loud.
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15 years of help. Professional, accessible, with understanding.
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What is happening at Logout
Successfully finished regional workshops on young people's emotional attachment to artificial intelligence
In collaboration with the Computer History Museum, we successfully finished three regional workshops for youth workers on the topic of adolescents' emotional attachment to artificial intelligence technologies. The workshops took place in Ljubljana, Maribor, and Koper as part of a call for proposals by the Ministry of Education, through the Office of the Republic of Slovenia for Youth.
What is happening at Logout
Our latest Logout drawing project brings the game Werewolf
In the distance, you hear the howling of wolves. Tonight, they will strike again. If you survive, tomorrow you will try to discover who the culprits are and restore peace to your village. Night is already falling. Players, close your eyes. The werewolves gather in the forest and set out in search of their next victim.
Blog
Logout week 2026: Where Do Young People Go When They Can't Go Digital? Into contact!
I've been part of the Logout camp team for eight years now. That's eight groups of teenagers, four different locations, and almost two completely different generations of young people. Back when I started, camp conversations revolved around rage comic memes. Today, we're flooded with words like cooked, looksmaxxing, aura, and brainrot. Yet throughout all these years, one thing has remained exactly the same: the desire for connection.