Ten minutes is enough to fix one thing.
Pick one job. Set the timer. Stop when it rings. Nearly everything I teach fits inside a single sitting, and the jobs further down this page show you where to start.
- Nothing to install
- No account and no email address
- Runs right here in your browser
10:00
Set a length, choose a chime, and then start.
One job, one clock, and a note for next time.
Pick one job
One account, one folder, or one setting. Choose something small enough to finish before the timer rings.
Set the clock
Ten minutes is a good start. Press Start, and work on that one thing.
Stop when it rings
Write down where you got to, so the next sitting starts in the right place.
Nine jobs that fit in one sitting.
Each one has a piece that walks you through it, start to finish. Set the clock for the minutes shown and stop when it rings, finished or not.
Rename twenty-five files you can never find
A naming formula you work out once and then stop thinking about.
Reset your desktop without making another junk folder
Delete, file, done. Only the ones you can see.
Give your browser a reset
Open tabs, bookmarks, saved links, downloads, and profiles.
Find the subscriptions you forgot you pay for
Six places to look. No app, no bank connection, no password.
Start the family emergency file
The records someone would need to find in a hurry without you.
Give one important file a single home
One copy that counts, with shortcuts and links pointing at it.
Restore one file from your backup
A backup you have never restored is only a promise.
Set an inactivity plan on your Google account
Gmail, Photos, and Drive, told what to do if you stop signing in.
Name an Apple Legacy Contact, and learn its limits
What it reaches, what it does not, and what still needs doing.
Before you press Start.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is nothing to install, no account to make, and no email address to give.
Do I need to download anything?
No. The timer runs right here in your web browser, on your computer, tablet, or phone.
Can I change the sound?
Yes. Pick a bell, a singing bowl, a soft gong, and more under Chime. You hear each one when you choose it, so the end of a sitting never startles you.
What if the job takes more than one sitting?
Write down where you stopped, and start there next time. A big job is just a few small ones in a row.