Every cleaning app assumes you will keep up. This one assumes you will not, and works anyway.
Setup is one photo
Point your camera at a room. Tidybit works out what the room is and what needs doing in it, with real steps for each job. No building your whole house by hand before the app does anything useful. That is where most people give up.
It scales to today
Tap Low, Normal or Lots. On a low day you are offered something that takes five minutes, never a forty-minute job. The control is optional and defaults to normal, so you can ignore it forever and still have a working app.
Nothing accumulates against you
No streak to break. No red. No “3 overdue” badge. Rooms fade gently from green toward a warm clay when they have been waiting, and that is the strongest thing Tidybit will ever say to you.
“Not today” means not today
One tap defers a chore without recording a thing, and offers you something else instead. No penalty, no note, and no trace of the skip anywhere in the app.
Sessions that keep you going
Full screen, a count-up timer rather than a countdown, and the steps listed out. Tick them off or ignore them entirely: finishing never requires the bookkeeping. On iPhone it rides along on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and on Android in an ongoing notification.
One gentle nudge, or none
A single reminder a day, at a time you choose, and easy to turn off completely. There is also an “I already did…” log for work the app never suggested. It is entirely optional, like everything else here.
