How can a Chrome extension help stop doomscrolling?

A Chrome extension can count active time on selected sites and create a forced break when the limit is reached. Corgi Guard uses a full-page corgi overlay and countdown timer for that interruption.

Can I customize the doomscrolling sites?

Yes. Corgi Guard lets you add or remove tracked domains so the timer matches your own scrolling habits.

Stop doomscrolling on Chrome

A Chrome extension that interrupts doomscrolling with a corgi

Corgi Guard helps you stop doomscrolling by turning social media time into a clear break. When your limit is reached, a corgi blocks the page until the countdown ends.

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Why doomscrolling needs a visible stop

Doomscrolling usually does not end because another tiny reminder appears. It ends when there is enough friction to break the loop. Corgi Guard creates that friction with a full-page corgi overlay and a countdown timer.

How to use Corgi Guard

Install the Chrome extension.
Set a time limit for scrolling sites.
Add or remove domains to match your habits.
Let the corgi start the break when your limit is reached.

Small MVP, clear promise

The current version is intentionally focused: Chrome first, local settings, custom tracked domains, no account, and no analytics. It is built for one job: interrupt the scroll when your limit is up.

FAQ

Will Corgi Guard block every website?

No. It tracks the domains you configure. The default list starts with common social sites, and you can customize it.

Does it stop doomscrolling permanently?

No tool can promise that. Corgi Guard gives you a stronger interruption at the moment the habit is happening, which can make it easier to step away.

Is it private?

The MVP stores settings locally in Chrome and does not use an account, analytics, ads, or tracking SDKs.

Corgi Guard is an independent Chrome extension project. It is not affiliated with Cat Gatekeeper, its creators, or ZOKUZOKU.