37 days gone. Every single year.
The average person spends 2 hours and 27 minutes a day doomscrolling, that's 37 days an year, handed over to an algorithm. Not a rough estimate. A receipt.
86% of the time, you don't even decide to open them.
Your thumb moved before your brain did. This isn't a will-issue but a subconscious habit that was engineered this way
You're not weak. You're outgunned by multi-billion dollar giants.
The websites or apps you open every morning were built by some of the highest-paid engineers on the planet, with one singular goal i.e. keep you scrolling. You were never meant to win this alone.
Turns out, everyone's a little doomed.
Doomscrolling is a universal habit engineered by the apps we use.
Here's how our first users are laughing their way out of the loop.