Only Reels. Only Shorts.
Your feed, your DMs and your search are not his department. He counts one thing: swipes from one short video to the next.
Reels · Shorts · Android
You said "just five more" forty reels ago. Vaathi keeps count, walks onto your screen and tells you to stop, in Tamil, the way a friend would.
Everything, up front
What he does, what he doesn't, and why you'll thank him at 1 a.m.
Your feed, your DMs and your search are not his department. He counts one thing: swipes from one short video to the next.
Twenty reels or ten minutes, you decide. Slide it, step it, or type the exact number.
Exam tomorrow? Pick zero. The very first swipe brings him in, and there is no bargaining.
Not ready to stop? Ask for five more. He'll allow it, and be back the moment they're gone.
A small bubble shows today's count while you swipe. When it turns red, Vaathi is on his way.
Today, this week, this year, or any dates you pick from a calendar. See where the hours went.
Or Nanbi, or whatever your friends call you. His lines are in Tamil, typed the way you'd type it in a chat.
The app has no internet permission. It couldn't send your data anywhere even if it wanted to.
How it works

A number of reels, a length of time, or none at all. One switch in Accessibility settings puts Vaathi on duty.
He keeps count quietly at the top of the screen, and warns you when the limit is three swipes away.
He covers the reel, holds up a hand and says his piece. Close the app, or ask for five more.
Privacy
Your data, on your phone. That's the whole policy. No worries.
The app doesn't ask Android for internet access. With no way out, nothing it counts can leave your phone.
Android itself only tells Vaathi about Instagram and YouTube. Your other apps are invisible to him.
He hears that something scrolled, not what it was. No messages, no usernames, no passwords.
Nothing to sign up for inside the app, and nothing watching you use it. Delete your history with one tap.
The only thing we ever ask for is the email on this page, and only to send your invite. Read the short privacy note.
A look inside



Early access opens to a small group on Android. Leave your email and he'll come find you.