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Thomas Richardson · Lifestyle · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Decluttering does not have to mean emptying an entire room. One Drawer helps you clear one small, clearly defined space at a time. Choose a drawer, shelf, cupboard, box, bag, surface or wardrobe section, start a short timer and stop when that boundary is finished. Small spaces. Clear limits. Visible progress. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose one small space Pick a drawer, shelf, cupboard, box, bag, surface or part of a wardrobe. 2. Set a short timer Choose a focused session that feels manageable instead of turning the task into an all-day project. 3. Stop at the boundary Finish the space you selected without creating a larger job elsewhere. 4. Close the loop Optionally add before-and-after photos and record what was kept, relocated, donated, recycled or discarded. 5. Build visible progress See completed spaces, focused minutes, items moved on, streaks and personal landmarks. FEATURES • Short, bounded decluttering sessions • Optional private before-and-after photos • Drawers, shelves, cupboards, boxes, bags and surfaces • Simple timers and session reminders • Track items relocated, donated, recycled or discarded • Record bags actually removed from the home • Private visual history of completed spaces • Monthly progress and personal streaks • Shareable progress summaries • Export your session data • Delete all data whenever you choose • No account required One Drawer is deliberately not a whole-home organisation system. It is a calm way to complete one manageable space, then stop. Your session records and photos are stored locally on your device. We use standard terms: "Standard Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/"

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