Feeds used to end.
You scrolled, you caught up, you put the phone down. Now they never run out, and the hour goes with them. Scrolled puts the bottom back.
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How it works
Scrolled ends feeds. It doesn't block them.
Your feeds, inside Scrolled.
The big social feeds open in Scrolled, signed in with your own accounts.
A daily limit.
You choose how many clips a day. When they're spent, the feed ends until tomorrow. Your messages, your profile and everything that isn't the endless feed stay open.
The real apps, blocked.
With your permission, Scrolled uses Apple's Screen Time to keep the original apps shut and point you back to Scrolled, where the feed has an end.
An unlock when you need one.
Need something only the real app can do? Open it for a few minutes, then it's blocked again.
Set up with your own numbers.
Setup starts with a feed that actually has a bottom, then runs on your real Screen Time hours.
Where setup starts. 
Picking your daily clips. 
One dot per week, one row per year.
Made to hold.
- Hard mode, if you want it. Once it's on, turning blocking off takes a full day.
- A limit that won't creep. Change it freely in your first 3 days, then it can go down any day and up once a week.
- A streak that catches fire, from spark to celestial.
- Every hour you keep, counted against the screen time you started with.
- Home Screen widgets that open a feed in Scrolled with one tap.
Private by design.
Scrolled has no account and no servers. Your answers, your limit and your stats stay on your phone. Your Screen Time hours are drawn by iOS itself, and Scrolled can't read them.
Give your feeds an ending.
Download on the App StoreFor iPhone