Leave the loop. Keep your day.
Unloop helps Android users put a daily stopping point on Instagram Reels without giving up the conversations they came for. A visible counter turns an open-ended scroll into a number, a personal allowance sets the boundary, and a reminder arrives before that boundary is reached. The accompanying website explains the experience through interactive previews, everyday use cases, and clear permission guidance.
A short break can become an open-ended sequence of Reels. Unloop keeps today’s count visible in the viewer so the next swipe comes with a concrete number. The public preview demonstrates two placements: a compact floating pill that can be moved, and a camera-aware overlay tucked beside the punch-hole camera.
The daily limit can be a preset or a custom allowance. A gentle heads-up arrives at 80%, before the stopping point is reached. The website makes this relationship tangible: choosing 30 Reels places the reminder at 24, while choosing 50 moves it to 40.
Reaching the daily allowance brings up a Reels blocking screen. Instagram messages, profiles, and the feed remain available. Users can pause tracking, change or disable a limit, and revoke the Android permissions, keeping control of how the boundary works.
Unloop uses Android Accessibility to recognize the Reels viewer and count videos, with an optional overlay permission for the floating counter. Daily counts, viewing duration, calendar history, and settings are saved on the phone. An account is optional; Google sign-in adds backup and restore. The website explains these distinctions before the download rather than leaving them to an unexpected permission prompt.
The responsive website pairs a working counter preview with familiar situations: a break between tasks, a study day, evening scrolling, and staying connected. Warm cream typography, an open orange loop, and small green accents give the product a calm voice. The message stays practical: notice the habit, choose the allowance, and leave room for what comes next.
