Scrollzoll: Learn, then scroll

Want to scroll less without giving up your apps? Scrollzoll puts a short lesson in front of the door: instead of opening Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or LinkedIn directly, you tap the Scrollzoll shortcut. You read or solve a lesson of about a minute, then your app opens. Or you leave it for today, which is fine too.

How it works

Pick the apps that pull you in most and put a Scrollzoll shortcut for each on your home screen.
On launch you get a lesson: a few facts with a quiz, flashcards or a single fact with an explanation, 30 to 90 seconds.
Then you decide: open the app or leave it.
What you learn General knowledge, food and drink, digital life, psychology and myths that refuse to die. Every lesson lists its sources, and you can tap them. The texts are written with AI and checked against the sources; if something looks wrong, you report it with one tap.

You set the pace Relaxed, Normal or Strict: at most every two hours, every hour or on every launch. Passes for days when it has to be quick. German and English, switchable any time.

No blocking, no account, no tracking Scrollzoll blocks nothing and needs no special permissions: no usage access, no reading your screen, no overlay. There is no account. The app does not see what you do in other apps; it only knows when you tap a shortcut, and that stays on your phone. Only when you rate or report a lesson or send feedback does that go to our server, together with a random device identifier. No ad or tracking SDKs.

Who it is for Anyone who ends the evening thumb on screen, wondering where the hour went. Scrollzoll turns the reflex into a small toll, and the toll, over the weeks, into a habit.

Send questions and ideas right from the app.