A free Chrome extension for x.com
Your doomscrolling builds a tiny world.
Every post you scroll past brings a little villager. Crown 3 posts a day and real reactions decide if they become heroes or villains. At midnight the world ends, gloriously, and you get a Chronicle worth posting.
Desktop Chrome · No account · Your timeline never leaves this computer
+3 villagers just arrived
Tension 88% · war looks likely
Screen time, but make it a title.
The game counts the posts you scroll past and crowns you accordingly. It's a brag, not a warning. (It's a little bit a warning.)
- Casual Peasantunder 100 posts
- Townsfolk100+
- Scroll Knight400+
- Doomscroll Duke1,000+
- Doomscroll Emperor2,000+
How it works
Scrolling builds. Taste steers. Midnight ends it.
- 1
Scroll like you always do
Every post you scroll past brings a few villagers. Your world grows from a campfire to a castle town, one era at a time. The game reads the numbers (likes, replies, reposts), never the words.
- 2
Crown 3 posts a day
Bet on the posts you think will take off. Real reactions decide your champion's fate: go viral and they're a Hero, get ratioed and they turn Villain. Their fans' prayers buy Bless, Festival, Lightning and Meteor.
- 3
At midnight, it ends
A golden age, a cold peace or a cartoon apocalypse. The day becomes a Chronicle, a timelapse and a story card worth posting. Tomorrow you get a fresh world. No streaks, no guilt.
Themes
Three worlds at launch
All 3 free this week
Meadow Kingdom
Free foreverA storybook spring village that grows from a campfire to a castle town under a floating Sky Castle. Bees, laundry, and a goose with a grudge against the mail carrier.
Endings include Dragon Siege · Grand Tournament
Red Planet Colony
Free this weekA scrappy colony on a rust-orange world: duct tape, tomatoes under glass, rovers with personalities. It grows from crashed landing pods to a space elevator.
Endings include Dust Storm · Reactor Leak · Green Mars
Haunted Grand Hotel
Free this weekA creepy roadside inn grows into a monster resort. Polite ghosts carry the luggage and vampires complain about the sunlight. Spooky-cute, never scary.
Endings include Sunrise · Full Moon Rampage
Themes are cosmetic only: same rules, same numbers, same score. No pay-to-win, ever.
Your timeline never leaves this computer.
- Numbers, not words. Likes, replies and reposts drive the game. The rules never look at what people wrote.
- Stored on your device. Worlds, champions and Chronicles live in your browser. The extension has no account, no sign-in and no analytics.
- Nothing posts by itself. Sharing is always your tap, and you edit the text before it goes out.
Next week
Premium themes are on the way.
Get one email when they launch. No spam, unsubscribe in one click.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. The game is free, and all three launch themes are free this week. Premium themes arrive later; they're optional and purely cosmetic, so they never change the rules or the score.
What does it read from my timeline?
The numbers on posts you scroll past (likes, replies, reposts, views, the author's follower count), taken from the data x.com already sends to your browser. It makes no extra requests to X, and nothing from your timeline is sent anywhere.
Will it post, like or follow for me?
Never. Sharing a Chronicle is always your tap: it copies the image and opens the compose box so you can edit it first.
Will it slow down my feed?
It shouldn't. The number crunching happens in the extension's background worker, not in the page, and the world stops drawing when you can't see it.
Where does it work?
Desktop Chrome (and Chromium browsers that run Chrome extensions) on x.com. The world lives in a card in the right column and in Chrome's side panel: one world, two windows.
Is this made by X?
No. Doomscrolling Planet is a small independent project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.