RoastGuard v2.2.0: Automating Self-Discipline with Google Gemma 4 When You're Too Lazy to Stop Doomscrolling 🦥 A developer released RoastGuard (Doom Roast) v2.2.0, an open-source MIT-licensed Android app that uses Google's open-weight Gemma 4 model to generate context-aware overlay roasts when users exceed time limits on Instagram, YouTube Shorts, Reddit, or TikTok. The update adds a four-tier sanitization pipeline to strip leaked reasoning tokens from model output and an asynchronous prefetch cache that dispatches overlays with 0ms latency, with Groq-hosted Llama 3 or Gemma as a fallback provider. This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady https://dev.to/challenges/hacktoberfest-week3-2026-10-19 Doomscrolling is a trap of cognitive exhaustion. After an intense day of coding or studying, you open your phone to check a notification, get pulled into an endless feed of reels or shorts, and lose an hour before you realize what happened. Your brain knows you need sleep, but closing the app requires mental willpower—and when you’re drained, you are simply too lazy to discipline yourself. Most digital wellbeing tools fail because they demand more active effort: In honor of International Sloth Day , RoastGuard Doom Roast v2.2.0 turns this dynamic upside down: Let an open-weight AI do the hard work of disciplining you so you don't have to lift a finger. RoastGuard is an automated Android anti-doomscrolling companion. It runs quietly in the background as an Android foreground overlay service. The second you exceed your chosen distraction threshold on Instagram, YouTube Shorts, Reddit, or TikTok, Google Gemma 4 intercepts your screen with a savage, context-aware floating overlay roast that snaps you out of the trance. Who gets to be lazy? You do. You don’t have to summon willpower or manage timers. The AI does the heavy lifting of breaking your screen addiction. Mild , Medium , Savage , or Nuclear . The entire project is open-source under the permissive MIT license: The app that roasts you for doomscrolling. Doom Roast monitors your screen time on social media apps and delivers brutally honest roast overlays when you exceed your time limit. It's the productivity app you didn't ask for, but desperately need. Direct repository link: https://github.com/YadneshTeli/roast guard https://github.com/YadneshTeli/roast guard The v2.2.0 update transforms RoastGuard from a basic timer into an intelligent, open-weight mobile guardian. Here is the technical architecture behind it: We integrated Google's Gemma 4 as the primary intelligence engine. Gemma 4 excels at roleplay, comedic timing, and following strict brevity constraints. We calibrated system instructions that prompt Gemma to deliver stinging, context-aware one-liners based on the app being abused e.g., calling out endless reels vs. doomscrolling Twitter arguments .