Digital interventions is a research concept and methodological approach concerned with the design, implementation, and evaluation of technology-mediated tools or systems intended to influence user behavior, provide support, or achieve specific outcomes. This field investigates the mechanisms through which digital technologies, such as mobile applications, websites, wearable devices, and virtual reality, are developed and deployed to effect change in individuals, groups, or populations. Its key characteristics include reliance on digital platforms, interactivity, data collection capabilities, and potential for scalability, addressing diverse domains like health, education, social welfare, and organizational processes. The significance of this concept lies in its potential to deliver scalable, personalized, and accessible support or influence, driving advancements in behavioral science, human-computer interaction, and applied disciplinary fields by providing novel means for research and practice.