One cupboard a day. Twenty minutes. No streaks. No guilt. No Stress.
One cupboard a day. Twenty minutes. When the timer rings, you stop.
This is not a game. There are no streaks, no badges, no confetti. No “you’re on a 5-day streak!” No “you’re behind.” If you miss a day, the app doesn’t know. Doesn’t care. Opens the same way the next day.
It’s a friend sitting on the floor next to you. Not facing you. Not performing. Just there.
You pick up one thing. You decide. Keep, sell, or donate. You put it in a pile. You repeat. Twenty minutes or until the surface is clear. That’s the whole thing.
The app knows your rooms. The kitchen, the bedroom, the garage, the tent. You type what’s in them — cupboards, shelves, drawers, boxes — and it holds the shape. One surface at a time. You pick it, you start, you stop when the timer rings.
When you’re done, it says: “That’s enough. Close the cabinet.”
The sell list sits there. No deadline. No pressure. It suggests a platform — Vinted for the clothes, Leboncoin for the furniture, eBay for the small things — and you override it if you want. You can take a photo while you’re making the pile, so a week later you open the app and see what’s waiting. You don’t have to remember.
There’s a register. A quiet, per-room list of what you own. “Before you buy, look here.” You type “Dutch oven” and it says: “You have one.” That’s it. No judgement. Just the fact.
If something is the kind you can’t let go of yet, there’s a place for it. “Revisit in six months.” No red badge. No notification. One gentle line on the date: “You set this aside in April. Still the same feeling?”
No account. No login. No cloud. Everything stays on your phone. If you delete the app, it’s gone. There is no backup. There is no “recover.” The data was never anywhere but your phone.
Available in English, Danish, and French.
A Holy Hygge Home App by Maison Frost.
