DoomOff
Quiet the feed.
Keep the people.
The apps aren't the problem. The engineered-addictive parts are. DoomOff strips Shorts, Reels, the For You page and the rest out of its built-in browser, then puts every feed back in the order things actually happened.
iPhone & Android
See exactly what disappears
These are the same live previews the app shows you on every site card. Pick a site, flip a toggle, and watch the screen settle.
Reels and Explore gone, feed back to the people you follow.
In the app, changes apply the next time the page loads in the built-in browser.
Three steps, then you forget it exists
No willpower required, no lock screen guilt-trips. Set it once and the feeds are just quieter from then on.
Install DoomOff
The in-app browser works the moment you open it, no setup. On Android, one Accessibility permission lets it catch the apps automatically; on iOS, a quick guided step does the same.
Redirect the apps
Opening YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Reddit, X, or LinkedIn sends you into DoomOff's in-app browser instead of the native app, already cleaned up. Prefer Safari on iOS? That's one toggle away.
Choose what stays
Per site, decide what disappears and what doesn't. Hide Shorts but keep subscriptions. Keep stories but lose the algorithm. It's your call, not ours.
Calm, on your terms
Nothing is collected
No account, no analytics, no server. Your settings live on your phone and never leave it. The privacy label says "no data collected" because there is none.
Not an all-or-nothing blocker
Most tools make you quit entirely, so you uninstall them by Thursday. DoomOff removes the engineered-addictive parts and leaves the reasons you actually opened the app.
Break glass, once a day
Need a 2FA code out of a blocked app? Unlock everything for fifteen minutes. Once a day, on purpose: enough for emergencies, not enough to become the habit.
Chronological, by default
Every feed that still has a "Following" mode gets defaulted to it. Posts in the order they happened, from people you chose.
Daily time limits
Give any site a budget. Once you've spent it, the page goes quiet for the rest of the day.
One price, no upsell
No tiers, no streak-shaming, no notifications begging you to come back. $4.99 a year in the US, about the cost of a coffee. It's a utility, and it charges like one.
What people ask first
- What is DoomOff?
- DoomOff is a built-in browser for iPhone and Android that removes the engineered-addictive parts of YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Reddit. It hides Shorts, Reels, For You pages, and Explore grids, defaults feeds to chronological order, and adds daily time limits, without an account, a server, or any data collection.
- How do I get a chronological feed on Instagram, TikTok, X, or YouTube?
- DoomOff opens each site in its built-in browser and defaults it to the Following, Subscriptions, or latest view where the site still offers one. Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, and Reddit all keep a non-algorithmic view somewhere, and DoomOff makes that the one you land on. LinkedIn's chronological sort is an account setting, so DoomOff shows you the exact path to set it once.
- Is DoomOff an app blocker?
- No. App blockers lock a whole app. DoomOff removes only the engineered-addictive parts, such as Shorts, Reels, the For You page, Explore grids, and promoted posts, and leaves the rest of each site working normally. You can still block a site entirely if you want to.
- How does DoomOff work on iPhone and Android?
- Native apps are sandboxed, so nothing outside them can change what they show. DoomOff acts on the web versions of the sites inside its own built-in browser, and redirects the native apps there. On Android, one Accessibility permission handles the redirect. On iPhone, a guided Shortcut does, or you can use an optional Safari extension instead.
- Which sites does DoomOff work on?
- YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Reddit. Each has its own toggles, so you decide per site what disappears.
- Does DoomOff collect my data?
- No. There is no account, no analytics, and no server. Settings live on your phone and never leave it.
- How much does DoomOff cost?
- DoomOff costs $4.99 a year in the US, about the price of one coffee for a whole year without the algorithm. It starts with a one-week free trial, and you are not charged if you cancel during it. The price differs by country and is set by the App Store or Google Play.