Hi, we’re ScrollEclipse 👋
We block the endless scroll — Instagram Reels, TikTok feeds, YouTube Shorts & Snapchat Spotlight — while keeping the useful parts accessible.
In closed testing now.
Join the waitlist → https://t.co/dOVbxDm7ds
Get 30 days of Premium free at launch.
Open Instagram for one message.
Leave 45 minutes later.
ScrollEclipse is built to break that loop.
Block Reels, Shorts and endless feeds — while keeping the parts of your apps you actually need.
Less scrolling. More control.
Launching soon on Android.
Open Instagram for one message.
Leave 45 minutes later.
ScrollEclipse is built to break that loop.
Block Reels, Shorts and endless feeds — while keeping the parts of your apps you actually need.
Less scrolling. More control.
Launching soon on Android.
I deleted Instagram because I was wasting too much time on Reels.
Then I just started watching Shorts instead.
That was the annoying part.
Deleting one app doesn’t fix much when every app has built the same infinite feed.
So with ScrollEclipse I’m trying something different:
keep the apps, kill the feeds.
Social apps aren’t the problem.
Endless feeds are.
@ScrollEclipse blocks Reels, TikTok Feed, Shorts and Spotlight while keeping the useful parts accessible.
Android closed testing now.
Waitlist → https://t.co/dOVbxDm7ds
Social apps aren’t the problem.
Endless feeds are.
@ScrollEclipse blocks Reels, TikTok Feed, Shorts and Spotlight while keeping the useful parts accessible.
Android closed testing now.
Waitlist → https://t.co/dOVbxDm7ds
I’ve now built the same Android app with 3 different AI coding tools.
Started with Gemini inside Android Studio.
Great for UI, but I kept running into problems once the actual functionality got more complex.
Then I moved to Codex.
It got most of the functionality working, but it took a lot of iterations — and somewhere along the way the app became much bigger than it needed to be.
Yesterday I moved the same project to Claude Code using the latest Opus model.
I didn’t rebuild the app from scratch.
I just continued from where I was.
Since then:
• finished the remaining functionality
• cleaned up a lot of unnecessary code
• reduced the app size by roughly 70%
I genuinely didn’t expect that big of a difference.
Still early, but Claude Code has been the biggest surprise for me so far
Day 9 of Google Play's 14-day closed test.
I always thought building the app would be the hard part. Turns out it's sitting here while 12 testers decide if the thing is any good 😅
Using the wait to fix every bug they report the same day.
Founders — how do you stay sane during forced waiting periods?
Guys, I’m on day 8 of Google Play’s 14-day closed test for ScrollEclipse, and the waiting is getting boring 😅
Still fixing things, but I really want to get it out there.
Is there any legit way to skip the wait, or does everyone just watch this screen for two weeks?
You shouldn’t have to delete Instagram just to stop watching Reels.
That’s the idea behind ScrollEclipse.
Block Instagram Reels, TikTok feeds, YouTube Shorts and Snapchat Spotlight — without giving up the apps completely.
Android closed testing now. Coming soon.
You shouldn’t have to delete Instagram just to stop watching Reels.
That’s the idea behind ScrollEclipse.
Block Instagram Reels, TikTok feeds, YouTube Shorts and Snapchat Spotlight — without giving up the apps completely.
Android closed testing now. Coming soon.
Closed testing is basically showing me how many things I thought were “done” that actually weren’t.
Spent today benchmarking ScrollEclipse on a real device.
The app works. Now I’m fixing the boring stuff nobody sees — startup time, performance, edge cases.
Getting it ready to actually ship
Saturday. 2:05 AM in Italy.
Still working on @ScrollEclipse.
No “hustle never sleeps” speech.
I’ve spent years jumping from one idea to the next when things didn’t work.
This time I want to stay with one product long enough to see what it can actually become.
Tonight: promo codes + pre-launch emails.
Back to work
You don’t need to delete social media.
You need to delete the endless scroll.
ScrollEclipse blocks Reels, TikTok feeds, YouTube Shorts & Snapchat Spotlight.
Coming soon on Android
You don’t need to delete social media.
You need to delete the endless scroll.
ScrollEclipse blocks Reels, TikTok feeds, YouTube Shorts & Snapchat Spotlight.
Coming soon on Android
Hi, we’re ScrollEclipse 👋
We block the endless scroll — Instagram Reels, TikTok feeds, YouTube Shorts & Snapchat Spotlight — while keeping the useful parts accessible.
In closed testing now.
Join the waitlist → https://t.co/dOVbxDm7ds
Get 30 days of Premium free at launch.