The ADHD home reset planner
Pick how much is in the tank, open that section and do one 5- or 10-minute task. The pages have no dates, so a skipped week never puts you behind.
Get Clean Enough for $17Instant download. Print it or write on it with a tablet. 60-day money-back guarantee.
You walk into the kitchen and six things need you at once: the dishes, the counter, the mail, the bag on the chair. Choosing one feels like a job of its own, so you check your phone for a minute, and the minute turns into an hour.
On a good day you might clean for three hours straight. On a bad day, getting off the couch is the whole job. A plan that expects the same amount from you every day falls apart by Wednesday.
Clean Enough starts from the energy you have, and every task in it is already written.
Then you know how planners usually end: a missed Tuesday, a page with yesterday's date on it, and the quiet decision to stop opening it.
Clean Enough has no dates to fall behind on. Every task fits in 5 or 10 minutes, so there's always one small enough for a bad day. When you've been away for a while, the Welcome Back page gets you going again in five minutes, with one trash bag.
Four modes: Low Battery, Everyday, Guests in 1 Hour and Deep Clean. Low Battery is a real mode, made for the hard days.
Every task is written out, with its minutes printed next to it.
Wipe the counter next to the stove 2 minDone or half done, check the box. In this planner, one task counts as a day.
The Quick Start page asks one question: how much is in the tank right now? Your answer sends you to the right section.
Eight areas of your home, from the kitchen to the car, split into 10-minute blocks. Do one block or all of them.
A minute-by-minute plan for the rooms guests see, plus a 15-minute version for the "we're close" text.
Eight 10-minute resets: kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living room, entry, laundry, desk and fridge.
Thirty tasks of 5 minutes or less. Plenty you can do on the couch, like sorting the mail in your lap.
Same style, same small steps. Add any of them with one click when you buy, or skip them. The planner works on its own.

A six-week holiday countdown, gift and order trackers and a hosting plan. 22 pages.

A backwards planner, day maps and countdown strips for when time slips away. 22 pages.

30 low-effort dinners, theme nights and a master grocery list. 21 pages.
An example of how the modes fit a real week.
Wiped out after work. You run the dishwasher half full. Two minutes, box checked.
The kitchen reset while the pasta water boils. When the timer rings, you stop.
You didn't open it. There's no Thursday page waiting to make you feel bad about it.
A friend texts "be there in 15." The 15-minute plan: living room, bathroom, the counter people will see. Done.
You actually have energy, so you do two bathroom blocks with a podcast on.
Your download page doubles as a small app. Tap how much energy you have, get one task and start the timer right there. Add it to your home screen and it's one tap away, even when the planner is in another room.
Clean Enough is a home organization planner. It's built on ideas you'll find in a lot of ADHD-friendly cleaning advice: small tasks, time you can see, fewer decisions and a low bar to start.
It isn't therapy, and it isn't a treatment for ADHD. You don't need a diagnosis to use it. It helps when it gets opened, so we made it easy to open on a bad day.
Clean Enough
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Use it for up to 60 days. If it doesn't help, ask for a refund through Digistore24 and you'll get your money back.
No. It's a digital download (PDF). Print the pages you need at home, or write on it in an app like GoodNotes or Notability.
Maybe it won't be, and that's what the 60-day guarantee is for. We built it around the usual reasons planners get dropped: no dates to fall behind on, tasks small enough for a bad day and a page for coming back after a break.
No. It's for anyone who gets stuck starting housework, diagnosed or not.
Right after checkout you'll land on your planner page with the download buttons. The link is in your order email too.
Yes, on any tablet or computer that opens PDFs. The side tabs are clickable in most PDF apps. In GoodNotes, switch to read-only mode to tap them.
Start with Low Battery mode and the Doom Pile Method. They're made for the "where do I even start" feeling. One 5-minute task is a real start.
Yes, as many times as you like for your own home.
No. You pay $17 once.
Pick your energy, do one thing, check the box.
Get Clean Enough for $17Instant download. 60-day money-back guarantee.