FeedSipVideo
The feed
that ends.
When the urge to scroll hits, FeedSip gives you a small, personal feed instead. Enjoy it. Reach the end. Get on with your day.
In early development for iOS and Android.
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The missing middle
Blocking removes the feed. It doesn't remove the urge.
Most tools offer unlimited access or cut it off completely. There's a useful space in between, and FeedSip lives there.
Endless feed
Built to keep you scrolling, with nothing that tells you the session has an end.
FeedSip
A real feed you enjoy, made finite on purpose. It runs out and stops.
Block everything
Removes the behavior, but leaves the urge with nowhere to go.
Interesting enough to open.
Finite enough to leave.
A session is a small mix of things worth watching and small things that break the autopilot — until it ends.
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Video
Something worth watching.
Short video from open, federated sources. No ad treadmill.
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A small puzzle
Something that interrupts autopilot.
A puzzle, a curious fact, or a what-if — short and active.
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You reached the end
And then it stops.
No bottomless scroll waiting underneath.
The end is real, so leaving feels finished — not forced.
Time back
3h 42m
back this week — an illustrative example.
FeedSip counts only the time that leaves both feeds. Time that just moves from another app into FeedSip isn't progress.
Other appsbefore
Other appsnow
FeedSipnow
Time that left both feeds+3h 42m
Most feeds win when you stay. FeedSip wins when you leave.
Designed to be needed less
FeedSip tries to shrink its own role over time. If you open it less, that is the goal working — not a metric failing.
Your data stays on your device
Behavior and personalization run locally with a small on-device model. No account, and no cloud behavioral profile.
No ads, no endless subscription
FeedSip is not built to maximize time in the app. Pricing is still being worked out, and will be stated plainly when it is final.
Give the urge somewhere better to go.
FeedSip is in early development. Join the early-access list and help shape the feed that ends.