AwayDoomscrollin' is an open-source, privacy-first Android accessibility app developed by Resolve Community. It attempts to interrupt endless scrolling on Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Beta status: • Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts detection is a beta feature. • Detection and safe-area classification depend on accessibility information exposed by third-party apps, Android, and device manufacturers. Interface changes can cause missed detections or false positives; perfect detection and universal compatibility are not claimed. Features: • Feed Shield: Covers recognized Instagram Home and Explore media in place. When a Reel or protected post viewer is recognized, it performs a Back action. TikTok and YouTube Shorts use event-based protection. Routine interventions are silent. • Areas that remain available: Designed to keep Instagram messaging, profile information, Stories and Search, plus normal YouTube videos, usable. Media grids inside profiles and message details may be covered to prevent access to short-form content. • User control: Protection can be disabled from the app or Android accessibility settings; the app does not monitor settings or prevent service deactivation. • Streak Tracker: Tracks local daily focus streaks and blocking statistics. Privacy and network transparency: • The Android manifest declares INTERNET permission. Screen-content analysis and blocking run on-device, but the app is not fully offline. • Optional usage-data sharing is off by default. No telemetry request is made and no telemetry installation UUID is created until you read the detailed disclosure and confirm “Turn on sharing.” • While enabled, telemetry sends v2 protocol/report identifiers, a random installation UUID, device model, Android and screen information, AwayDoomscrollin', Instagram, TikTok and YouTube versions, total and per-app intervention counts, and accumulated Instagram protection time with its measurement version to awaydoomscrollin.com. Lo