Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
You knew they were coming. You've known for a week. But now it's two hours out and the kitchen is a mess, the bathroom hasn't been touched, and there's a pile of laundry on the couch. A backward plan tells you which room to clean first and how long to spend on each so you're not still scrubbing when the doorbell rings.
Without a plan, you start wherever your eyes land, usually the least important thing. You deep-clean the kitchen counter while the bathroom is untouched. You spend 20 minutes on a closet nobody will open. You run out of time on the rooms that matter. The panic clean fails not because of time, but because of sequence.
Ready Time works backward from when guests arrive. Bathroom first. It's the one guests will use. Then kitchen. Then living room. Then a quick pass on entryway and clutter. Each room gets a time box. When the notification says "move to kitchen," you move, even if the bathroom isn't perfect. Done enough is better than one room perfect and three rooms untouched.
Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
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