When the room is
too much to start.

Try the whole thing

This is the entire app.

One task, a timer, and two buttons. Press Done whenever you like — it works from the first second, and stopping early still counts.

Real copy from the app. The five-minute chunks and the reward lines are written from your photo, so they name what was actually on the counter.

Why it works when the others don't

• Too big is a button

  Next to Done, always. One tap cuts whatever you are looking at into three two-minute pieces. Do one and stop — that is a finished session.

• Thirty seconds counts the same as five minutes

  On a bad day there is a button that lowers the bar to putting three things away. It writes exactly the same row in your history.

• The photo does the deciding

  Choosing where to start is the hard part, not the work. You photograph the room; it picks one surface and hands you three steps.

• Your music, on a leash

  The playlist plays while the app is open and stops the moment you leave. Come back and the timer picks up where it stopped. It never restarts, and it never blocks another app.

• It works with no signal

  A session started in aeroplane mode finishes, rewards you, and lands in your history. The timer lives on your phone.

What it will never do

Nothing here can make you feel bad.

• No streaks. There is nothing to break, so nothing can be broken.
• No overdue. Tasks quietly expire instead of stacking up.
• Nothing red. Not one thing in the app is coloured as a warning.
• No guilt notifications. No message can mention a day you skipped — that message does not exist in the app.
• Nothing is bought inside it. There is no payment code in the app at all.

Come back after three weeks and it says nothing piled up, because nothing did.