Short-form videos organized by category, not algorithms
Scrollified is a short-form video app designed to reduce algorithm chaos and endless scrolling. Instead of an infinite feed, videos are organized into curated categories so you can explore content more intentionally. Features like **Time’s Up Mode** and **Focus Mode** help limit endless watching, while a fresh set of videos drops every 24 hours. Built solo over 8 months while working full-time and pursuing a PhD in AI.
The zombie feeling is the perfect description for what makes short-form video genuinely exhausting. App blockers never worked for me either because the problem isn't the time spent, it's the lack of intention behind it. Categorized feeds that run out is a genuinely different mental model. To answer your question: I think infinite scroll is a design choice that became an assumption. Short-form video doesn't need it, the format works because the content is short, not because the feed is endless. T
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m MJ, the solo developer behind Scrollified. I built this after a realization about my own habits: I tried app blockers and timers, but I didn’t actually want to stop watching short videos. I just wanted to enjoy them without the "zombie" feeling that comes with endless scrolling. Scrollified is my attempt at a different experience. Instead of one infinite feed, the app introduces a few simple ideas: - Categorized Feeds: Explore niche content intentionally. - Focus & Time
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