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ScrollToll
Counts every Reel you watch, then locks the app.
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Counts every Reel you watch, then locks the app.
92 followers
ScrollToll counts every short video you watch — Reels, Shorts, TikTok — and hard-blocks the feed when you hit your daily limit. Minutes are abstract; a video count isn't. To keep scrolling you have to finish a guided breathing exercise first. Android.
ScrollToll
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Chandan, solo dev from India. I built ScrollToll because every screen-time app I tried failed the same way: it told me I'd spent 90 minutes on Instagram, I tapped "ignore," and kept going. Time didn't feel real. So I counted videos instead.
ScrollToll watches for swipes inside short-form feeds and counts each video you scroll past. When you hit your limit, an overlay covers the feed. There's no snooze button — to get more, you complete a box-breathing exercise. Most people close the app instead, which is the point.
On the accessibility permission: ScrollToll uses Android's AccessibilityService to detect feed swipes. That's the only way to do feed-level counting. It reads swipe gestures in the apps you select — no content, no keystrokes, nothing leaves your device. Everything is local. I'd rather say this upfront than have you find it in the permissions dialog.
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What I'd love feedback on: is the breathing unlock the right friction, or should it be harder? I've gone back and forth on this a dozen times.
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