Slow Glance keeps the familiar motion of scrolling but leaves the noise behind: quiet text that surfaces slowly, illustrated wind-down stories, and a gentle 3-minute check-in. No feed, no ads, no tracking. Pay once.
Hi Product Hunters š
I built Slow Glance because my worst screen time happens at 11pm ā my thumb still wants one more scroll, but my brain is begging to stop.
Most screen-time apps fight that habit with dashboards, blockers, and guilt. Slow Glance takes the opposite route: it keeps the motion you crave, but makes everything slower and quieter, until stopping feels natural instead of forced.
What's inside:
šÆ Quiet Text ā short, calm lines surface and fade slowly. No headlines, no trends, nothing to chase.
š Illustrated Slow Stories ā atmospheric scenes you turn one page at a time: a night convenience store, the last desk lamp in a room, a slow train leaving a small station, a laundry room after midnight. Each one ends by itself.
ā± A gentle check-in ā after three minutes, the app dims and simply asks: continue, or let the night end here? Continue if you want to. There's no streak to keep and nothing to finish.
A few deliberate choices:
⢠No feed. No ads. No accounts. No tracking ā your usage history stays on your device.
⢠Sessions are designed to become less demanding as they go: the text gets quieter, the screen dims lower.
⢠Pro is a one-time purchase. Not a subscription.
It's a small app with a small promise: swap the last doomscroll of the day for something that's glad to see you stop.
I'd love your feedback ā especially on story pacing, and what quiet little scenes you'd want us to illustrate next. š