Blobby: Stop Doomscrolling with Trivia

I drop a quick trivia question into your scrolling. Answer it, learn something, get back to your day.

I notice when you've been scrolling a while on a site you asked me to watch. Then I show up with one short question before you go back to it. I work on the social feeds and video sites where scrolling runs away with you. Seven are built in, you can add your own, and I only watch the ones you turn on. Give me a daily budget per site. Once it's spent, I lock the site until tomorrow. Answer well and you can earn a few minutes back, if you turn that on. Skip budgets and I will just drop in now and then instead. Ten topics to start — history, science, geography, arts, literature, language, culture, tech, philosophy, nature. I decide when to show up using only what's on your device — which site is open, how long you've been there. I never read your feed. Your settings and today's counters follow you to another computer through Chrome's own sync, not mine. Free covers 3 topics, 2 sites and a rotating slice of the library, and it never expires. Pro opens all of it: €2.99 a month or €17.99 a year with 7 days free, paid through Stripe from my Settings page. I am a small, curious interruption. Not a productivity scold.