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How far have you scrolled today? Probably too far. Don't you ever doom scroll! Are you still doing it?! Oh God!!!! Doom Scroller silently watches every pixel you scroll — and converts it into something horrifying: real-world heights. By the end of the day, you've probably climbed Big Ben. Maybe the Eiffel Tower. On a bad day? The Burj Khalifa. On a truly tragic day... you're inching towards Everest. What it does: - Tracks how far you scroll today, this week, and all time - Compares your scroll distance against real landmarks (Big Ben → Eiffel Tower → Burj Khalifa → Mt. Everest) - Shows which sites are responsible for your suffering - Judges you. Quietly. With a little verdict message. - Lets you generate a shareable stats card to confess your sins to the internet Your data never leaves your device. Everything is stored locally. No accounts, no servers, no tracking the tracker. It won't stop you from scrolling. But at least now you'll know.
Mar 19, 2026
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