cleanmindedPhoto-based cleanliness score.
Photograph the mess. Cleanminded scores the room and hands you a short list: what to do first, second, third. Leave your email and you'll hear the day it's ready.
Free to join. One email when we launch — that's the whole list.
What's in it
- Photo scan for any room in the place
- A cleanliness score out of 100, per room
- A step-by-step plan, ordered by what helps most
- Daily or weekly reminders
- New: Streaks — keep your cleaning habit going and watch it add up.
On the way
- Room profiles
- Before / after tracking
- Home screen widget and share card
How it works
Four steps, and the fourth one is optional.
- 01
Photograph the room
One photo from the doorway. Don't tidy up first — the mess is the input.
- 02
Get your score
You get a cleanliness score out of 100 for that room. It's a starting point to measure against, not a grade.
- 03
Work the plan
The scan becomes a list of specific tasks, ordered so the biggest visible win comes first. Check them off as you go and watch the score climb. Every task you clear takes one more thing out of your line of sight.
- 04
Keep it that way
Turn on daily or weekly reminders and rescan whenever you want. A room that gets looked at regularly doesn't drift as far. And a place that stays in shape is one less thing on your mind.
Sound familiar?
"I'll do it this weekend." — you, for the last six weekends.
- You walk in, look around, and walk straight back out. There's no obvious first move, so nothing happens.
- People are coming over on Saturday and you already know exactly how the place is going to look.
- You start in the wrong corner and run out of steam halfway. Now everything is out of the cupboards and the room is somehow worse.
None of that is a discipline problem. It's a starting problem.
There isn't really anything else that does this.
Most people end up pointing a to-do app or a habit tracker at the problem. Those will hold a list just fine. But you still have to stand in the room and decide what goes on it. That's the part Cleanminded takes off your hands.
How this works under the hood
Yes, it's AI. Here's exactly what that means.
Cleanminded uses AI image analysis to score your room and suggest a cleanup plan. When you scan a room you are interacting with an AI system, not a person. Its suggestions are guidance and can be wrong — you decide what actually gets done.
Questions, answered
You photograph a room as it is. Cleanminded analyses the photo, gives a cleanliness score out of 100, and turns that into a short cleanup plan ordered by what makes the biggest visible difference first.
No. The mess is the input. One photo from the doorway is enough — you do not need to stage the room first.
Not yet. The site is a waitlist: leave your email (double opt-in) and you get one message when the app opens.
It is AI image analysis, not a person and not a generic to-do list. Suggestions can be wrong — you decide what actually gets done.
That's exactly the point of the check-up. The house doesn't know where to start either — Cleanminded's scan tells you.
For the room you've been avoiding
The hardest part of cleaning is knowing where to start.
Take one photo of the room. Cleanminded scores how clean it is and turns that into a short list. Biggest visible difference first. Work down the list. The room gets done, and the nagging feeling goes with it.
Free to join. One email when we launch — that's the whole list.