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Version 1.9 · 2026-10-08
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The store currently lists version 1.9, updated 2026-10-08.







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Doomtroller: The Only App That Trolls You Back into Reality.
Are you stuck in a 3-hour scrolling loop on Instagram, TikTok, or X? Did you enter a Reels black hole at 11 PM and suddenly it’s 2 AM? Meet DoomTroller - the digital well-being app that doesn't just block your screen; it lovingly roasts your bad habits until you finally put the phone down.
No boring graphs. No polite pop-ups. Just a cheeky, pixelated cyber-troll hiding at the bottom of your screen, waiting to pull the emergency brake when your thumb goes wild.
⚠️ HOW IT WORKS
DoomTroller runs silently in the background using advanced accessibility detection. It doesn't track what you read - it tracks how fast you scroll. Using a Sliding Window algorithm, it measures your scrolls per minute. If you start mindlessly "flicking" through your feed, the Troll wakes up and takes control.
⚙️ CHOOSE YOUR LEVEL OF PAIN…
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