A home cleaning app for the moments you don't know where to start.
For moms and dads, overworked professionals, people with ADHD, and everyone in between.
Take a photo of the room. Say how much time and energy you've got. Get three things to do, one at a time.
See it work
Real room, real app.
A real room and the real app. Not perfect after. Better.
Three steps. No setup.
- Show it the room.Take a photo. It lists what it sees, in plain sentences. Fix anything it got wrong.
- Tell it what you've got.Five minutes or an hour. Low energy or plenty.
- Do one thing at a time.Three tasks, picked to make the biggest difference in the time you have. Swap one that doesn't fit. Stop whenever you like. It shows what got done.
Next time, it remembers the room. No new photo needed.
Not another chore chart.
Why we're building this
I'm Wendy. I have three kids, and I've never found it easy to keep our home up. I clean. I care. I still used to stand in a doorway, look at all of it, and not know where to start.
Every app I tried wanted me to set up my whole house first, then showed me a list of everything I was behind on. I didn't need a schedule. I needed something to look at the room with me and say: do this, then this, then this. And then let me stop.
What works for me is simple. I don't take on the whole room. I go section by section, stop when I feel like it, and keep track in my head of where to pick up again. My partner builds software, so we're turning that into an app: it breaks the room into small pieces, and it does the remembering for you.
It's in development now. I'm showing the whole thing as we go. The people on this list will be the first to try it, and if you reply to the welcome email, it comes to me.
One more thing, because nobody said it to me. A messy home isn't a character flaw. You're not behind. You're just starting from here.
Wendy
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Questions
Is it out yet?
Not yet. It's in development for iPhone and Android. There's no release date, and I won't invent one. People on the list hear first and get in first.
What does it cost?
Joining the list is free. The app will have a free plan and a paid plan. People on the list get founder pricing before anyone else. You'll never be charged for joining this list.
What happens to my room photo?
The photo is sent to Google's Gemini AI to work out what's in the room, then it isn't kept unless you choose to keep it. What's saved is the plain-language list of what it saw, so you can plan again later without another photo. You can delete a room or your whole account yourself, any time.
Is this an ADHD app?
It's for anyone who looks at a messy room and doesn't know where to start. No diagnosis needed, no health claims made.
Will it nag me?
No. No streaks, no guilt, no list of what you didn't do. The first version doesn't even send notifications.
What will you email me?
A welcome note, occasional progress updates, and your invitation when it's ready. Nothing else. Unsubscribe in one click, and replies reach a real person.