Doomscrolld

Available first in Chrome · More platforms planned

Know your
scroll.

Doomscrolld measures the distance and pace of eligible vertical scrolling, then gives the behavior back as something you can read.

Download previewSee the three depths

No account. No product backend. No behavioral uploads.

DoomscrolldMeasure behavior

01 · Today's scroll

1.88 km

12 sessions48m active

02 · Last 7 days

The quick glance.
Today, without leaving the page.

01 / Premise

Screen time measures duration.
Doomscrolld measures behavior.

Distance. Pace. Sessions. Patterns. The product is curious about how content moved past you, not interested in grading the result.

02 / Product

One behavior,
three depths of understanding.

Start with the number. Open more only when curiosity asks for it.

Depth 01

Popup

Today's distance and the trailing week. Precise, immediate, done.

Toolbar icon → glance

DoomscrolldMeasure behavior

01 · Today's scroll

684 m

7 sessions24m active

02 · Last 7 days

DoomscrolldMeasure behavior
← Previous dayTodayNext day →

Today's scroll

1.88 km

12 sessions48m activesteady pace

The story

Most of today's scrolling moved at a reading pace. You made it past the UP Diliman Academic Oval.

68% estimated reading pace

By hour

Depth 02

Side panel

Stories, pace, hourly activity, sites, sessions, and metric help beside the page you are already on.

See more → context

Depth 03

Full dashboard

A local extension tab for weeks, months, personal records, limits, and the full history you still own.

View dashboard → reflection

DoomscrolldFull history

Lifetime distance

127.4 km

scrolled since August 11, 2026

24 days18h 42m active342 sessions

This week

A quieter week so far.

Personal records

Heaviest day
Sat, Aug 29
8.42 km
Biggest week
Week of Aug 24
31.8 km
Biggest month
August 2026
96.2 km

By month

03 / Measurement

Honest about the estimate.

Raw distance is content movement in CSS pixels. Screenfuls normalize that movement by viewport height. Every movement counts, up or down, like an odometer. Real-world distances are reference metaphors, not physical travel.

Distance18,432CSS px
Normalized≈23screenfuls
Pace labelsteadyestimated from scroll bursts

04 / Privacy

Your behavior never becomes our data.

Stored hereChrome's local extension storage

Sent awayNothing

AccountNone

Detailed history30 days

After 30 daysDay totals, retained until you delete them

Your controlDelete a day or clear history from the side panel

Read the exact privacy policy

05 / Install

A working experiment.
Installed by hand.

The preview currently targets Google Chrome and is distributed as a release zip.

  1. Download the latest release and unzip it somewhere permanent.

  2. Open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode.

  3. Choose Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.

  4. Open or refresh a normal webpage, scroll, pause briefly, then open Doomscrolld.

Keep the extension installed to keep its history. Chrome deletes extension-local data when the extension is removed. Reload the extension card after local updates; do not remove it.

06 / Later

One history.
More places.

Doomscrolld starts in Chrome. Mobile and desktop remain on the roadmap, with each platform using only the signals it can measure honestly.

01Preview available

Current platform

Browser extension

Precise scroll distance, pace, sessions, and local history while you browse.

Chrome
02Planned

Planned

Mobile apps

A lighter, platform-aware view built around the behavioral signals each phone permits.

iOS · Android
03Planned

Planned

Desktop apps

A dedicated home for history and reflection beyond the browser toolbar.

macOS · Windows · Linux