iPhone · TestFlight
Somehow
You don't have to know how.
The app is not a to-do list. It is decision elimination: say do this one thing, then keep saying it until the room is clean.
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Never make you decide anything you didn't ask to decide.
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The hard part is starting, not knowing. Everything is judged against one question: does this make starting easier?
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Never smug, never scolding. No red, no counters, no word “overdue.”
One step at a time, and only ever one.
What room?
Pick one. That's the whole setup. No account, no onboarding carousel, no quiz about your goals.
One thing
A seven-item list is itself an overwhelming object. This hides the mountain and shows one step. Skip is one tap and never questioned.
Then you stop
Three done is never four failed. The count goes up and stops there. “I'm good for now” is a complete ending.
Come back whenever
Nothing is late. Start anywhere.
Leave for a day or a month and there is no backlog waiting, because there is never more than one pending instance of anything. The app doesn't count the days out loud. It just offers something smaller.
What it will never do
Streaks with punishment
Guilt notifications
Countdown timers, anywhere
Mandatory accounts
A social feed
An onboarding quiz
Advertising of any kind
Paywalled accessibility
Photo sync or cloud backup
Mess-shaming, even as a joke
Somehow runs on your phone.
It works offline, and everything stays on the device. There is no account, no server, and no way to sign in — so there is nothing to leak and nothing to sell.
