reclaim your attention with humour, a moment of reflection,
and a more intentional way to browse.
That is 2 hours 21 minutes every day, much of it handed over to feeds built to keep you scrolling. More than a month of your life, gone every single year.
Your thumb moves before your conscious brain can even catch up. This is not a willpower failure these feeds were engineered by behavioral teams to hijack your reflex.
The platforms you open were built by the highest-paid engineers on earth to keep you hooked. Relying on raw discipline against that machine was never a fair fight.
He doesn’t shame you for using the internet or your devices.
Instead, he breaks the cycle of mindless scrolling with humor and mindful interruptions inspired by Japanese philosophies, helping you pause, reflect, and decide what truly deserves your attention.
You open a site on your hitlist.
Doomie stops you with a meme.
Pause. Notice the impulse. Then choose with intention.
A moment of awareness can break the autopilot.
Your attention is an asset. Maintain a high doom score and get access to exclusive rewards from our ecosystem partners.
Before · Shorts Trap
After · Brainrot blocked
Kill YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels without killing the internet.
Doomie removes the addictive bits while keeping your infotainment, and social life untouched.
Improve your attention habits, raise your score, and unlock exclusive rewards, because good attention deserves good perks.
Your progress doesn't reset just because you had an off day. Build better habits without the pressure of perfect streaks.
Doomie reacts to the way you use your screen. Spend too much time mindlessly scrolling and he gets increasingly frantic; build better attention habits and he slowly starts to settle down. His mood changes alongside your progress, turning from frantic and overwhelmed to calm, happy, and completely zen as your attention habits improve. The better you treat your attention, the happier Doomie gets.
Better habits are easier to build together. Compare stats with your partner or friends, roast their stats, and celebrate every hour you take back.
Free dedoom keeps your data completely on your device. Pro users get an option to sync their stats across devices, securely stored in cloud.
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Keep your Doom Score, stats, settings, and progress synced across your devices. Start on your laptop, pick up your phone, and keep fighting brainrot without starting from scratch. One account. One Doomie. All your devices.
Learn how Dedoom helps you reduce doomscrolling, manage screen time, and use the internet more intentionally.
Dedoom is a digital wellbeing tool for intentional internet use. It reduces mindless scrolling with friction, intention prompts, Doomie interventions, and selective content hiding.
Instead of blocking entire apps or websites, Dedoom interrupts mindless behavior while keeping useful internet activities accessible.
Interrupts autopilot scrolling
Hides distracting content
Keeps learning, messaging, and research accessible
Uses humor instead of guiltDedoom interrupts the moment intentional browsing becomes automatic scrolling. It uses friction, prompts, and Doomie interventions to help you pause and decide whether you actually want to continue.
Yes. Dedoom can hide Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts without blocking the entire platform. You can still use YouTube for learning and Instagram for messaging and other intentional activities.
Dedoom follows a local-first approach. Free-plan usage and attention data is designed to stay on your device. We don't sell your personal data to advertisers.
Yes. The Free plan includes the core tools for reducing doomscrolling.
Free: Mindful friction, intention prompts, Doomie interventions, Reels & Shorts hiding, Doom Score, Attention Age, 7-day history, Focus Sessions, and on-device data.
Pro: 400+ unique memes, Nuke Mode, extended history, weekly roast reports, cloud backup, multi-device sync, and early access to new features.
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.