Smile Tech Library vs Peachy

Learn everyday technology at your own pace. Smile Tech Library, formerly Helping Others Smile, brings free instructional videos and step-by-step PDF manuals together in one welcoming Learning Library. Created by Helping Others Smile Foundation, this is the same technology learning app that has been here to help since 2020. It is designed for beginners, older adults, and anyone who wants more confidence with an iPhone, iPad, or computer. START WITH A SMALL STEP Follow a short beginner path: iPhone & iPad first steps, Stay connected with family, Feel safer online, or Computer first steps. Choose any lesson, practice at your own pace, and mark it complete when you are ready. FIND THE HELP YOU NEED Search for an everyday task, such as making text bigger or sending a photo. Browse topics including device basics, messages and calls, photos and videos, internet, privacy and safety, and files and documents. Filter by device or choose videos or manuals. WATCH OR READ Open a video lesson on YouTube or read a PDF manual inside the app. Zoom illustrated pages, fit them to your screen, and move between pages. When a PDF includes selectable text, Text view offers adjustable type and white, warm, or dark reading backgrounds. Image-only manuals retain their illustrated page view. KEEP YOUR LEARNING TOGETHER Save useful lessons, revisit recently opened items, and see what you have completed. Saved lessons, progress, reading preferences, and downloaded manuals stay on your device. No app account or subscription is required. LEARN TOGETHER Find the next scheduled free Technology Class with India House Houston in your local time. Open the Zoom class link or a Google Calendar event that you can save. Holiday schedules may vary. A GROWING LIBRARY The app checks for new lessons automatically and lets you refresh anytime. Read 38 included illustrated guides offline, and download additional manuals for offline reading. Internet is required for library updates, videos, first-time PDF downloads, and external Zoom or calendar links.

You know the room needs cleaning. You've known for days. You just can't start. Peachy is a cleaning app for ADHD brains — for the days when starting is the hardest part. Point your camera at the mess — the counter, the floor, the pile on the chair — and Peachy breaks it into tiny, specific steps you can actually do. "Pick up the blue towel from the floor near the fridge." Not "clean the kitchen." One thing. Then the next. HOW IT WORKS • Snap a photo of the mess — get a custom checklist of one-action steps • Quick wins come first, so you build momentum before the hard stuff • Too overwhelmed? Dial the bar down to three tiny tasks • A step still feels too big? Tap "Too hard" and it splits into smaller ones • Finish anything and the celebration starts — confetti, a cheer, and a level-up — POINT, BREAK IT DOWN, GO Snap a photo. Peachy looks at what's actually there and writes you a custom checklist. Each step is one physical action — quick, medium, or deep — grouped by zone. Quick wins come first so you build momentum before the harder stuff. TOO OVERWHELMED? TELL IT The overwhelm slider adjusts how much Peachy asks of you. Rough day? Dial it down to three tiny tasks. Feeling capable? Dial it up for a fuller reset. You're in charge of the bar. CAN'T START A TASK? SPLIT IT Even the micro-steps can feel too big. Tap "Too hard" on any task and Peachy breaks it into two or three smaller ones. No judgment, no lecture. Just smaller pieces. CELEBRATE EVERY WIN Finish a step and get a little burst of confetti and a cheer from the mascot. Earn Fuzz and level up as you go. Finish them all? A proper celebration. One task done is worth celebrating — not just the whole room. BEFORE AND AFTER When you're done, take an "after" photo. Peachy remembers the angle so it lines up with the before. Drag the slider to see the transformation. Save it to your private gallery. Share it if you want to. This is the proof that you did something — the antidote to the feeling that nothing ever changes. ORGANIZE BY PLACE, NOT BY SCHEDULE Tag sessions however you like: Kitchen, Bed, Sofa, Garage, whatever. Or don't tag anything. There are no chore rotations, no streaks, no reminders that you "haven't cleaned in X days." No shame. No red badges. Just your own record of moments you got unstuck. — WHAT PEACHY WON'T DO • Lock you out or punish you for not cleaning • Tell you the room is disgusting • Send you a notification that says "Time to clean!" • Shame you into starting • Make you rate or schedule anything WHAT PEACHY WILL DO • Tell you the counter is probably a four-minute job • Cheer when you finish one small thing • Break big things into things you can start • Remember the before so the after feels real • Quiet distracting apps while you clean — only if you switch it on — Built for ADHD — but it works for anyone who stares at a messy room and doesn't know where to begin. — TRY IT FREE Start with a 3-day free trial on the yearly plan. If it's not for you, cancel before the trial ends and pay nothing. PEACHY KLEEN PRICING • Yearly: 3-day free trial for new subscribers • Weekly Payment will be charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period at the same price. You can manage and cancel your subscriptions in your App Store account settings after purchase. — Never preachy, always Peachy. — Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms of Service: https://getpeachy.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://getpeachy.app/privacy