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Life & fun · October 26, 2025

Scroll into absurdity

The infinite scroll that measures the void in millimeters.

Scroll into absurdity launched on October 26, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month.

What it does

FUTILE.ch is a uselessly infinite website where you scroll forever, measure your descent in millimeters, and earn completely pointless badges. It’s absurd, hypnotic, and oddly satisfying — a playful commentary on endless scrolling culture.

A weird and useless website to waste time. An absurd experiment in endless scrolling where the void slowly wins. How far will you go?

Scan this QR code to scroll into the void as intended: with one finger, some momentum, and absolutely no valid reason. 👀 This site was coded by an AI. I was there for moral support. 📜 More than 200 punchlines were written for this site. We could have written a novel. We chose to do this instead. 📚 A serious study proves that scrolling here improves your mood but on a level invisible to the human eye. 🔍 The bottom of the page is officially unreachable. 🌍 If everyone scrolled here at the same time, Earth would spin 0.00000001% faster. Almost nothing. Except to measure how far you're willing to go. Here, we don’t count likes — we count the distance traveled into the void. A useless and…from futile.ch

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