A small reset is enough.
TidyPace asks how much time and energy you actually have, then builds a short home reset of one to three tasks — with a clear endpoint and no guilt attached. It's in development now, Android first, with a private beta in preparation.
Concept illustration — not an app screenshot.
Built around your capacity, not your backlog.
Most chore apps start from everything you're behind on. TidyPace starts from what's realistic right now — and stops there.
Say what's realistic
Pick the time you have — from five to thirty minutes — and your current energy. That's the whole setup for a reset. No mapping your entire home first.
Get a finite reset
TidyPace builds a short plan of one to three tasks that fits inside your time. Preview it, swap tasks, make it smaller or regenerate as much as you like — previewing is always free.
Stop when it's enough
Complete, swap or skip without punishment, then end with "Enough for today". You decide when it's done — not an opaque cleanliness score.
No guilt mechanics. By design.
No overdue pile-up
Skipping a task never creates red debt, an "overdue" label or a growing backlog screen. Tomorrow starts from your capacity, not your failures.
No streaks to break
There are no streaks, missed-day counters or "you failed" messages. Taking a week off changes nothing about how the app treats you.
No household competition
No leaderboards, points or chore scoreboards. TidyPace is solo-first: it's about your home feeling better, not beating anyone.
Not an endless chore list
TidyPace deliberately shows a small, finished plan — not every task you could ever do. The full list stays out of your way while you work.
And to be clear about what TidyPace is not: it's a planning aid, not a medical or therapeutic tool, and it doesn't score your home or guarantee cleanliness, hygiene or safety. You decide what "enough" means.
Useful before any paywall.
The free version is designed to prove its worth first. Premium is planned, but nothing is on sale today — there's no purchase in the app or on this page.
- Three free reset starts included
- Previewing and regenerating a reset is always free — a free start is only used when you actually start one, and it's counted exactly once, even if you finish early
- A reset you've started can always be finished
- Managing spaces and tasks, your history, export and delete are never paywalled
- Unlimited reset generation, once live
- Planned as a subscription through Google Play Billing, with entitlements managed by RevenueCat
- Renewal, cancellation, restore and refunds handled through Google Play, alongside your statutory rights
- Pricing will be shown on Google Play if and when the subscription goes live — no price is set here, and nothing can be bought yet
Want to hear when the private beta or release is ready? Email support_tidypace@trysignabench.com. Full detail is in the terms & refunds page.
Fair questions, straight answers.
When can I download TidyPace?
Not yet. TidyPace is in development, Android comes first, and a private beta is in preparation. It isn't on Google Play and there's nothing to download today. If you'd like to hear when that changes, email support_tidypace@trysignabench.com.
What about iPhone?
Android is the first platform. iOS is a future goal, but there's no date for it and we won't promise one until it's real.
How does the free version work?
You get three free reset starts. Previewing a reset, swapping tasks in the preview and regenerating it never use one — only tapping "Start reset" does, and it's counted exactly once, even if you finish early or stop partway. Any reset you've started stays finishable, and managing your spaces, tasks, history, export and delete is free forever.
Does my data leave my phone?
Your tasks, spaces, reset history, reflections and capacity choices are designed to stay on your device — they're never sent to us, to RevenueCat or to anyone else. The only planned network activity is Google Play purchase processing, a pseudonymous entitlement check via RevenueCat, and links you choose to open. The full picture is in the privacy notice.
Will it nag me?
No. Reminders are optional and off by default, and reminder copy never says "overdue", "behind" or "failed". If you never turn them on, TidyPace stays silent.
Is this an ADHD or mental-health app?
No. TidyPace is a household planning aid built to be low-pressure. It makes no medical, therapeutic or diagnostic claims, and your energy and time choices are used only to plan — never to label you.
Small resets. Zero guilt.
TidyPace is coming first to Android, with a private beta in preparation. Questions, thoughts, or want to hear when it's ready? We read everything.
Contact the TidyPace team