Laundry isn't hard. It's interruptible. You start a load, go do something else, forget it exists for six hours, discover it damp and smelling like mildew, rewash it, forget again. The cycle repeats until you give up and buy new socks. A backward plan with timed alerts for each handoff keeps the load moving from washer to drawer.
You load the washer and walk away. Forty minutes later, the cycle ends silently. You're deep in something else. Three hours pass. The clothes sit in a warm, damp drum growing mildew. You rewash them. The same thing happens again. No single step is hard. It's the gaps between steps where laundry dies.
Ready Time sets a timer for the full laundry arc: sort and load, washer cycle, move to dryer, dryer cycle, fold and put away. Each transition gets a notification so the load never sits forgotten. You don't have to track the time yourself. You just respond when the alert fires and move the clothes to the next step.
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