A cleaning checklist app for daily, weekly and deep cleans
Cleaning expands to fill the time available. A list turns it into a finite task with an end.
Start this checklistThe hard part of cleaning is not the work, it is deciding what counts as done. A written list settles that in advance, which is why the same flat takes forty minutes with a list and a whole Saturday without one.
Keep three lists rather than one: a short daily reset, a weekly clean, and a deep clean you run monthly or seasonally.
A checklist to start from
- Kitchen surfaces and hob
- Sink and taps
- Bathroom: toilet, basin, shower
- Mirrors and glass
- Vacuum all floors
- Mop hard floors
- Change bed linen
- Empty all bins
- Dust surfaces and shelves
- Wipe door handles and switches
How to make it stick
- Order the list room by room and finish a room before moving on. Task-hopping is what makes cleaning feel endless.
- Set a weekly reminder for the same slot each week. The decision of when is the part people quietly avoid.
- Keep the deep clean items on a separate list so they do not make the weekly clean look impossible.
Common questions
- Can I set a weekly reminder?
- Yes. Reminders can repeat daily or weekly on a chosen day and time, and roll forward automatically when you mark them done.
- Can I keep several cleaning lists?
- Yes, up to five active notes and checklists on the free plan and 100 on Premium. Archived lists do not count towards the limit.
- Can I share the list with a housemate?
- Not between accounts. Premium syncs your lists across your own devices, but there is no shared or collaborative editing.