For home use
A clean home, a stocked cupboard, and one next chore.
Home mode picks today's chores with the fridge before the dusting, and turns what is missing into a shopping list. It counts the days on the food in your fridge. 3 days free, then $18/month. Cancel anytime.
Start your 3 days free See it work
3 days free, then $18/month. Cancel anytime. After you sign in, pick My home on the first screen.
6:40 pm on a school night
Why does the house
always need something?
- The scramble
Two kids, homework on the table, and the last clean towel went out with the swim bag. The cupboard has three kinds of pasta and no dish soap.
- The guessing
You clean when you see the mess and shop when something is gone. Nothing tells you the chicken in the fridge was three days old yesterday.
- The point
You want a home that is ready for kids and guests without living on a checklist.
Look at a sample home's day before you set up your own.
Well stocked
What is missing
becomes the shopping list.
The have-it list is grouped by room and job: kitchen, bathroom, floors, laundry and bedroom, storage and safety, when someone is sick, personal care. Tick what you have. What is missing goes on a shopping list, with the reason it is there.
- Each item says why it is there, and where that comes from.
- Items that do not fit your home are hidden: no glass-cooktop cleaner without a glass stove, cabinet latches only where children live.
- A brand name shows only when a source names it, as an example. It is not a pick.
See the have-it list for a small kitchen in the sample home.
Ready for kids and guests
Guest-ready,
one missing thing at a time.
When someone is coming over, Home names the first missing thing (a clean bathroom, the trash out, fresh towels) instead of the whole list. With kids in the house, the list adds what a family needs.
- Guest-ready checks six things: the bathroom, the trash, the kitchen, the floors, the bed and fresh towels.
- Food dates: the chicken in the fridge gets its days from the FDA storage chart. A range suggests its shorter end, so a suggestion never outlasts the source.
- Food the charts do not list gets no guess, only
Add the date from the package.
Add one item to the sample fridge and watch the date fill in.
Your home score
One number for how your home is doing,
out of 100, every day.
Do the chores that are due and the score goes up. As new chores come due, it slowly drifts down, so it always shows how your home is today, not last month.
The kitchen counts most, because that is where food can make someone sick. Food past its date in the fridge pulls the score down until you throw it out. The bathroom counts next, then the floors, then the bedroom and dusting.
Miss a day and nothing resets. Every week you stay at 80 or above counts toward your next level, whenever that week comes.
It shows a clean, stocked home. It is not a health score.
Try the sample home and watch the score move.
On your phone
One reminder at 8 am,
and nothing leaves the phone.
On the phone app, one reminder at 8:00 each morning lists food to use first and today's chores. The reminder stays on your phone. Nothing leaves it. Home mode also runs in your phone's browser.
- Setup asks about your bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, stove, appliances, floors and who lives there, so the guides fit your home.
- Packing lists for a home coffee business, a BBQ event and a buffet. Each item says where it comes from.
- On the phone, Simple steps shows one step per screen with a picture, for anyone who wants one thing at a time.
Read how we test screens for one thing at a time.
What it is not
What Home mode
is not.
- It is a separate space from a business. A home never mixes with a shop.
- It keeps no legal logs and makes no binder. Selling meals from a Utah home kitchen (MEHK) is the business side: see home kitchens.
- It is one price for the house, any number of people: 3 days free, then $18/month. Cancel anytime.
The business side has the logs Utah's home kitchen law names.
Tonight
Three easy wins,
then dinner.
Day one shows the three quickest chores that are due, not a score of zero.
Pick My home
when you sign in. Answer the setup questions once. The first list is short on purpose, and the score waits until your first full week.
Prefer the business side? See every place and job.
Same sign-in as the business side; pick My home on the first screen. You add a card after your first saved record, on Stripe's page.
Questions
Before you
start.
What does Home mode cost?
3 days free, then $18/month. Cancel anytime. One price for the house, with the AI food photos included. You add a card on Stripe's own page after your first saved record, and CleanCleaver never sees the number. Cancel before the 3 days end and you pay nothing.
Does it work on the web?
Yes. Home mode runs in your phone's browser and on a computer.
What if I only have ten minutes?
Tap I only have 10 minutes. Today shows the top three chores with their 5-minute versions, and moves the rest to tomorrow. They still count as due, so the score stays true.
Is this the home kitchen (MEHK) product?
No. Home mode is for your household: chores, guides, a have-it list and food dates. It keeps no legal logs and makes no binder. Selling meals from home is the business side.
Does it track my health?
No. It counts chores and food dates. The home score measures how clean and stocked the home is, not anyone's health, and it makes no health claims.
Can I nudge someone in my household?
Yes. An adult can send a household member a note about a chore, with a link to its steps. Nothing is sent by text; they see it in the app.
A clean home, a stocked cupboard, one next chore.
3 days free.
Start your 3 days free See it work
3 days free, then $18/month. Cancel anytime. After you sign in, pick My home on the first screen.
Questions? Call or text (415) 640-1667