lumoscroll.com · Workflow & Planning
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Reveals what you actually pause on, not just scroll past, on X, Reddit, LinkedIn and YouTube. Topics, mood, timing. 100% on-device. What actually held your attention today? LumoScroll measures the posts you genuinely paused on while scrolling X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and YouTube, not just the ones you scrolled past. A post only counts once it's held your attention for 2.5 full seconds. Everything else is noise, and LumoScroll ignores it. HOW IT WORKS Every week, LumoScroll turns that into a private digest: • Which topics actually held your attention, and how that's shifted since last week • The overall tone of what you read: upbeat, heavy, or steady • When you scroll most, and whether you tend to hop from one platform to another and stay far longer than planned • A real "Attention Funnel": how many posts scrolled past you, how many you genuinely paused on, and what that says about your actual attention rate 100% ON YOUR DEVICE Every bit of this, the topic detection, the mood analysis, all of it, runs locally in your browser. No account, no server, no AI API calls. Nothing you read, watch, or scroll past is ever sent anywhere. LumoScroll doesn't know what you searched, who you talked to, or what you clicked, only what you paused on long enough to actually read. BUILT TO HELP, NOT JUST REPORT • Set a daily time cap for a specific platform, or a weekly Doomscroll Index ceiling, and watch your progress update live • A small, dismissible on-page readout while you're actually browsing (optional, off in one click), so you're not waiting a full week for the first signal • Teach LumoScroll your own topics beyond the built-in 27, if the built-in categories don't cover what you actually read FREE, WITH AN OPTIONAL ONE-TIME OR MONTHLY PRO The weekly digest, the Attention Funnel, Goals, the live widget, milestones, and custom topics are all free. Pro adds a 90-day digest archive, platform-hopping pattern detection, a Doomscroll Index, a platform mood comparison, and week-over-week changes to your "scroll personality." No engagement tricks. Just an honest look at where your attention actually goes.
Aug 3, 2026
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