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My phone counts every reel I watch, and a 1.9 GB Gemma judges me for it

DEV Community: android·Jayant Jeet Tomar·about 19 hours ago
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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady

What I Built

Sloths have one big idea: never do work you can make something else do.

So I built an app that does the one chore I'm worst at: honestly knowing how many reels I watched today.

The idea came from watching my parents. Almost all their free time was going to reels. Then I looked around and realised it isn't just them: babies, kids, millennials like me, parents, even grandparents. Everyone is scrolling in their spare moments. I don't think it's evil. But most of it isn't doing much for us, and most of us don't notice. So I built something that quietly shows you the number and says it out loud, kindly, or with a roast.

Scroll Sloth is an Android app that counts the short videos you watch in Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook Reels. It shows daily, weekly and monthly totals, and gives you two scores: laziness and unproductivity , each with a "why this score" breakdown.…

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