2-5 minutes a day, per area of your home. That's the entire idea.
What the first month actually looks like
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Week 1 — one zone
Pick the area that bothers you most. Two small tasks a day, nothing else.
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Week 2 — most people quit by now. You didn't.
The part that usually fails by now: it doesn't, because each task took under 5 minutes.
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Week 3 — consider a second zone
Only if the first is genuinely steady after two full weeks. If it isn't yet, stay where you are — there's no schedule to keep up with.
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Week 4 — it's just normal now
Not a transformation. Just the version of your week where this stopped being a thing you dread.
Not just your own progress
Every task can get a quick before/after photo. Keep it to yourself, or share the pair to the public gallery — anonymous, no name or account details attached. Some people like watching their own progress add up over time; others like scrolling through what everyone else is getting done today.
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Questions
No — that's the whole point. You pick one zone (a room, or even part of one) and get two small tasks a day for it. Nothing else is asked of you, and no other part of the house is on a clock.
Nothing happens — you just pick back up whenever you're ready. No penalty, no guilt messaging, no "you broke your streak" shame. The next task shows up regardless of how many days it's been.
Yes — cancel whenever you want, no lock-in beyond the billing period you're already on.
Built for one person managing their own space day to day. Nothing stops multiple people in a household from each running their own zones.
Only if you choose to share them. Take a before and after photo of any task, and if you're happy with it, share the pair to the gallery — anonymous, no name or other account details attached. You can also just keep every photo private. It's optional, and it's a per-photo choice, not an account-wide setting.