All Gone.
Kitchens · Counters · The last ten percent
Photograph the surface you just cleaned. All Gone tells you what’s still on it — not impressed by the effort, very specific about the crumbs. And it only ever reports back to you.
The Organization Organization.
Let’s get organized.
The organization that specializes in your organization.
We make apps that put things where they go. One for the counter you just wiped, one for the garage you stopped opening, one for the kids who won’t pick up — and one for the airline that broke your wheelchair.
The apps
Small messes, handled.
Nothing here is a platform. Each one does a single thing, then gets out of your way.
Shelf Life.
Garages · Totes · Twenty screwdrivers
Point your phone at one zone of the garage. Shelf Life lists what’s there, guesses what it’s worth, and lets you call keep, sell, donate or toss on every item — then change your mind, because you know which five screwdrivers you’re keeping. Black totes get their own drill‑down, since a closed bin is just a mystery with a lid.
Ragmop.
Living rooms · Kids · Saturday morning
The family game show about cleaning up. Big screen, no phones, no photos to take — just rounds, points, a host with opinions, and a house that’s somehow tidy when the credits roll. Named after the old swing tune, for reasons that make sense the first time you play.
Wheelchair Damage Control.
Airports · Paperwork · Getting your chair back in one piece
Airlines break mobility devices and then hand you a phone number. Damage Control walks you through documenting it at the gate, follows your airline’s actual process — codeshare partner pointing at the other one included — and files the claim straight to the claims desk, while it still counts as urgent.
About
Yes, we said it twice.
The Organization Organization is the organization that specializes in your organization. The name says it twice so you only have to think about it once.
The Organization Organization is a small studio in Anaheim Hills, California. We build software for the part of a chore nobody actually minds doing — the deciding. What’s still dirty. What’s worth keeping. Whose turn it is. What the airline owes you.
Every app here started as somebody’s real problem: a counter that looked clean, a garage full of boxes from the last house, a family that needed a reason to help, a wheelchair that came off the plane bent.
One app, one mess
Nothing here is trying to become a platform.
You get the last word
The app suggests. You decide. Every verdict is yours to override.
Nobody else is watching
Your counters, your garage, your claim — not a leaderboard for your household.
Faster than the chore
If the app takes longer than the job, we built it wrong.
Waitlist
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One email when something ships. No newsletter, no tips, no twelve‑part series on decluttering your mind.