ScrollCount - Reel Counter

Morsol Systems

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About this app

ScrollCount is a live reel counter that shows how many short videos you’ve scrolled through today. Keep your count on screen while you watch Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. If you switch to TikTok, Facebook Reels or Snapchat Spotlight, your daily total carries over. You choose which apps to track.

Live scroll counter with Pip
Pip, your little yellow scrolling companion, sits beside the count as you swipe. Drag Pip to a corner to keep captions in view, or tap Pip to see how close you are to your daily goal. To hide the counter for the rest of that feed visit, drag Pip onto the ×. ScrollCount keeps counting in the background.

Daily reel goal and reminders
Choose how many short videos you’d like to watch in a day across your selected feeds. When you reach your goal, Pip looks sleepy and you can choose to block the feed you’re watching for a Focus session or keep watching. If you keep scrolling, Pip checks in again at 50 and 100 videos over your goal to reduce doom scrolling.

Focus Time
Choose a focus duration from 1 minute to 3 hours and select the feeds you want a break from. For example, you can pause YouTube Shorts and still use the rest of YouTube. If you open Shorts during your session, ScrollCount shows how much time is left. Tap “Stay in focus” to return to your phone’s home screen, or “Pause focus” to pause the timer and keep watching.

Reel counts and watch time by app
See how many videos you scrolled through in each app and how much time you spent in its short-video feed. The hourly chart shows when you scroll most. The weekly view lets you compare your daily counts.

Home screen widget
Put your reel count and daily goal on your home screen for a quick check between sessions. You can also turn on an evening notification to see your total for the day.

Accessibility and permissions
With your permission, ScrollCount uses Android’s Accessibility Service API to read screen structure, visible text and accessibility labels, and detect scroll events in supported apps. It uses this information to recognize short-video feeds, count videos and measure viewing time. During a Focus session, it also uses this information to show the Focus screen when you open a feed you selected.

Your counts and feed time are stored on your device. ScrollCount does not save video titles, captions or account details. The floating Pip counter uses Android’s “Display over other apps” permission to appear over the feed.

What’s new

Bug fixes and performance improvements