Take a photo of a spot that weighs on you. Tidy Leaf suggests tiny, concrete steps that fit the energy you have today. Do one, or none. It'll be here tomorrow.
No account. No ads. Photos leave your phone only when you ask for steps.
No plans to follow, no lists to finish. Just the next small thing.
The desk, the chair with clothes, the corner of the entrance. Any spot that bothers you.
A little, some, or plenty of energy. There's no wrong answer, and it changes every day.
A few minutes, something concrete. Done, skipped or kept, every answer is fine.
Some days you have two minutes in you. Some days you have twenty. Tidy Leaf asks first, then only offers what fits. Harder steps, like deciding what to keep, count for more, so a heavy day never asks too much.
After a big day, the next one is kept lighter on its own.
Sorting doesn't mean throwing away. Tidy Leaf never pushes you to let go of anything.
When a step is a decision, "Keep it" and "Let it go" weigh the same. Things that may matter to you are never treated as clutter.
Not today? Skip it. The step rests for a few days and comes back gently. Skip it a few times and it lets it go.
Tell it once that something belongs where it is, and it won't suggest moving it again, even months later.
If a step doesn't fit, say why in a few words. It adapts the step, or makes it smaller.
Draw your rooms in a minute, on one floor or several. Each photo belongs to a room, so you can see where things are, take a new photo in the same place, and watch a spot change over time.
Every step you finish adds a leaf to your progress. Retaken photos show before and after.
Photos of your home are personal. Tidy Leaf is built so they stay that way.
Everything works in the free version. Pro lets the AI look at more photos.
Price in US dollars; Google Play shows it in your currency. Cancel anytime in Google Play. Generous daily limits keep the AI affordable for everyone.
It's for anyone with a spot at home they keep meaning to deal with. A drawer, a desk, a whole room. Big or small, the steps stay small.
No. Most steps are about putting things back where they belong. When a step is a decision, keeping is always a fine answer, and it won't ask again.
Only the photos you take, when you ask for steps, along with the names of your rooms and what you've told it. Our server doesn't keep any of it.
No. Start with one photo. You can add rooms as you go, or draw the whole map later.
Nothing happens. No streaks to lose, no guilt. When you come back, it simply says welcome back and offers one small step.
Android first. iPhone may come later.
Before it reaches the Play Store, it needs a few testers for two weeks. All you need is an Android phone. Honest feedback welcome.
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