ClutterCoach: Declutter & Sell

• The five-minute sprint. Tap "5-min sprint" over the sorting deck and a clock runs beside the count. Every Keep, Donate and Toss counts. Sell items park on a list for after — a price is not a call to hurry. When the time is up you get one card: what you cleared, your record, the parked items, and a way straight to your Sell pile. You can share the run. • Ruggles sticks around while you sort. He asks for a few items, waits for a yes, then counts down against the decisions you actually make. Go quiet and the next ask gets smaller, never louder; at one item he offers to stop rather than ask again. Settings has a switch — off, and the cards work exactly the same. • "One item, right now." Pick when you are usually home and free — mornings, afternoons, evenings or weekends — and once a day inside those hours, at a minute you cannot predict, you get a nudge about one thing you never decided on. Tap it: that item, one decision, done. No location is used, only the hours you picked. The notification itself is always quiet; what happens when you open it is yours to set. It never asks you to make a money call, and if three go unopened it pauses itself until you start it again. • Not worth your time. The floor starts at $15 — there is nothing to switch on. Under it, an item the app suggested selling is labelled "not worth your time" and pointed at Donate: on the card, in its sheet, and on the Sell pile row. Settings moves the floor to $25 or turns it off. Photographing a thing, writing it up and meeting a stranger costs the same twenty minutes whether it is worth $9 or $90. The money line leads with what is actually worth listing, and says plainly what the rest is and where it should go. • Three boxes, one clear spot. Before a declutter scan, a card names what to have ready: boxes or bags for Keep, Donate and Toss, and a clear spot for Sell, because those get photographed instead of boxed. "Got them" retires the card for good, and so do three "Not now"s. • Sell prices are checked against live eBay listings wherever a match is found. The line under the total still says where the prices came from — live listings, a read of the photos, or how many of each. Every figure is an estimate, before fees and shipping. • Sorting a card in the deck earns points now, the way every other decision in the app already did. • A badge you earn no longer lands on "Storage ideas", "List now" and Undo. The buttons keep the space; the badge waits its turn. • A sprint ends when you leave the deck, instead of running on another tab where Stop is out of reach. • The Sell banner no longer puts two different dollar figures under one claim. • Cancel and Save on the space-addresses sheet, and the bottom of the sale check and the drop-off list, sit clear of the home indicator. • The header and tab bar keep their spacing when the screen changes shape — rotating, unfolding, or putting the keyboard away mid-sentence. • Bug fixes.