SpeedBump

Intro

SpeedBump is presented as an intentionally annoying app designed to slow down doomscrolling. Its core idea is simple: when you open addictive social apps you can set short time limits, and when a limit is reached the app intervenes to interrupt the session. Site pages captured for SpeedBump also point to informational content about app addiction and suggest a "Take a 15-minute break" option.

Key Features

• Set time limits for opening addictive apps so each session is constrained.
• When a time limit is reached, SpeedBump will "annoy" the user as the primary intervention to interrupt use.
• A suggested "Take a 15-minute break" option appears in captured content.
• Educational pages and quizzes about TikTok and Instagram addiction are provided on the site.
• The app is listed as available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store in the captured evidence.

Who this is for

SpeedBump targets people who want to limit use of addictive social apps, particularly TikTok and Instagram users, and anyone trying to stop doomscrolling or build healthier digital habits. The site also appears to serve users who want to recognize warning signs of app addiction via quizzes and informational pages. The captured evidence does not include pricing, detailed privacy or effectiveness data, so users seeking those specifics will need to consult the app's stores or site directly.