• 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.

• Every item on your Sell pile now shows its picture. Tap it to see that thing in its own scan photo with the item marked — including a scan from weeks ago. The listing sheet shows the photo too, so you can look at what you are selling while you write about it. • The Sell tab now shows every item you marked Sell, from every scan, next to your listings. A sold listing no longer hides the pile, and the number on the tab counts what is still waiting there. • There is a way off the pile: tap "Not selling" on a row, then again to confirm. The pile, the money banner and the tab number drop together. Mark it Sell again to put it back. • Scanning the same space twice no longer counts its things twice. A lamp in the garage and a lamp in the bedroom are still two lamps. • Past scans lists every scan you have, not just the first ten, and a scan holding something you are still selling is never folded away. • "Sell all" and "Sell (N)" land on your Sell pile. "Copy my sell list" puts the pile on your clipboard, one line per item with its price, grouped by scan. • Stuff shows a picture for each scan and item, and the rows are tappable — the picture opens on the scan it came from. When a photo is no longer kept, the row says so instead of going blank. • Photos are kept per space, so scanning in a second space no longer pushes the first space's pictures out, and selling one thing or taking an after photo does not either. Every saved draft keeps its photo. Each scan also keeps a small picture of itself. • A picture the app cannot crop to your item now shows the whole scan photo, labelled that way, instead of a blank square with your item's name under it. • The page no longer scrolls under the header and tab bar, and the keyboard no longer pushes the top bar under the status bar. The tab bar sits flush at the bottom and the last line of every panel is readable above it. • On phones with a notch: the photo viewer's title and close button no longer overlap; the label sheet, the put-away run and the address dialog keep clear of the top edge. • The photo viewer darkens the rest of the photo with one clean cut-out around the item, instead of four rectangles with seams. • One confirmation per sort decision, with Undo inside it. It only undoes the decision it names. • The Scan tab shows one thing at a time: the sorting deck, the results, or the front door. After a scan lands the capture card resets; "Scan something else" brings the door back and "Back to your results" returns. • "Where everything went" appears once. An item marked "add" no longer counts toward Stuff. • The "$N hiding in here" rating prompt now appears when a scan lands, not only when the results list is opened. • An item's value stays on its sheet whatever pile it is in; a Keep item reads "WHAT IT'S WORTH". The listing button appears only for items you are selling. • Condition now reads "Looks Like New in the photos" — a read from a picture, not a fact. • The sale check says "No red flags" and explains what was screened (name and category keywords, not a marketplace policy review). • The Sell tab banner says "IF YOU LIST THESE" instead of "POTENTIAL RECOVERY". • Sell-together advice names only the items still in your Sell pile, shows the live total, the first marketplace to try, and why the items belong together. It updates when you change a verdict, offline too. • Items the AI could not locate in the photo get a "WHOLE PHOTO — TAP TO POINT AT IT" chip instead of the whole photo posing as their picture. Tap to place the marker; "Move it" if it is off. • The report panel closes itself after you send and resets when you switch tabs; its heading reads "TELL ME WHAT WENT WRONG". • The Sell-pile pop-up no longer says "Listings come later" — it is a button to the Sell tab. • One word, "space", everywhere the app used to say "project". Category labels read as words, not slugs. "Give a space addresses" is now "Label a space". • Bug fixes.

• Price labels now say what they are: live listings, adjusted toward what things actually sell for. An earlier note said "sold listings" — that was wrong, and so was the label. • Every money total says where its numbers came from, before fees and shipping. • The "next action" card follows your decisions — move an item to Keep and the advice updates instead of describing a pile that no longer exists. • The disclaimer sits next to the number it qualifies, not a screen below it. • Old draft placeholders no longer count as listings. • Bug fixes.

• Prices come from real sold listings — and the label says so • Every AI answer, including item verdicts, can now be reported • Stop means stop: a cancelled coach answer no longer keeps typing • Offline and no-price screens say what we know, not a guess • "Sell all" lands on exactly the items you picked • Bug fixes and faster scans

• The First Lot: our founding testers can redeem their promised lifetime thank-you in Account • New First Lot credits card honoring the testers who got this out the door • High Pro Media mark • Small fixes and polish

Welcome to Ruggles' World! The whole app gets a warm, hand-stamped look — a treasure-map front door, a stamp album for your milestones, and result screens tailored to Sort, Sell, and Design. - Give any shelf or drawer real addresses, and drag the frames to match your actual space - Move an item to a new home mid put-back run - Print bin labels for the spaces you've organized - Lots of polish, smoother animations, and fixes throughout

• Items you mark as Sell now collect on the Sell tab as your sell pile — draft a listing for any of them with one tap. • Cleaner sign-in screen. • Small fixes and polish.