DocDoomScroll turns saved reels into a real ritual: one screen, one room, one group, on repeat.
Get my prescriptionSocial media used to get people off the couch and into the same room. Somewhere along the way, it flipped: now it just keeps everyone in their own feed, alone, scrolling past the same reel they meant to send someone three days ago.
It happens with couples, friends, families, and coworkers alike. Someone sends the reel. It sits there. Sometimes it comes back the same way days later, half-watched or never opened at all, and nobody ever actually watches it together. Here's how we got here.
Source: U.S. Surgeon General's 2023 Advisory on Social Connection
A reel gets sent. It sits in a chat thread. Maybe someone watches it, alone, days later, out of context.
Reels get saved to a shared Vault, built into a Dose, and watched together on the TV, ideally the same week you saved them.
Save
Send any reel straight into your group's shared Vault, from your favorite app.
Build
Pick the vibes and the desired session length. DocDoomScroll builds the Dose for you, or hand-pick every reel yourself.
Cast
Mirror it to the TV with Google Cast or AirPlay. On Fire TV, one quick free app download gets you there too. Every phone in the room becomes a remote.
Vote
React to every reel together, in real time, right from your own phone.
Remember
Get a Dose Report when it's over, and watch your group's Hall of Fame grow.
Add a profile picture and your group shows up right on the couch together, every time, a little visual reminder of who was actually there. It becomes part of your Dose Report, the recap of everyone who showed up and everything you watched.
Every Dose you watch together builds something a feed never can.
Your group's Vault, vote patterns, and Hall of Fame belong to the people in it. Nobody else has your group's version of it.
Stop sending reels into a void. Save it once, watch it together, at the time you actually meant to.
Schedule a one-time Dose, or set it to refill automatically, weekly, monthly, or whatever fits your group, so watching together becomes a standing plan, not a hope.
Back in the AOL Instant Messenger era, social media's whole job was getting you off the couch: "meet you on the courts in 20 minutes." It pointed you at the same room, the same screen, the same moment, then got out of the way.
Somewhere along the way it flipped. Now it's built to keep you in your own feed, alone, instead of pointing you back toward each other. DocDoomScroll is my attempt to flip it back.
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