Unfilth Your Habitat App Reviews

As someone with ADHD and executive functioning issues - this app is absolutely essential for helping me get and stay tidy and organized. The blog is great too.

Works great, no complaints. Does what it's supposed to do. I find the best way to use it is to put in a few of your own tasks and alternate them with the random tasks. Helps me get things done I've been avoiding. Don't want to clean the bathroom? Clean the mirror, then radon task has me fold laundry, then back to the bathroom for the countertop to organize. Oh, I'm sick of cleaning the bathroom again, random generator says to dust my fans. Ok now what did I say needs to be done in the bathroom?

I have always struggled with finding a cleaning schedule/routine/app that worked for me. Everything else I have tried has been overwhelming and too time consuming for someone who works full-time and may have a little ADD. Most cleaning apps just give you a huge list of things you should be doing and make you feel guilty if you get behind, which just adds to my anxiety and makes me procrastinate more. Pair this app with the accompanying book if you are looking for more context. This is a great to

I want to love it, but its lack of ability to edit “Dailies” and time to work/relax disappoints me. It is very helpful to see a “Before” photo, as one might not truly see the mess that surrounds one. Please add an edit function to timers and daily/monthly functions, and also to the “recurring” button (how often?) and it might just be perfect!

I love this app. I started UFYH back when it was as far as I knew a trend on tumblr. Having an app for it makes it more fun and motivating. I only wish I could add friends and share pictures and messages in the app itself; I don’t want to share my pics to my other social media, it’s gross. I only want to share with those who are doing it too!

I love this whole system I just wish I had access to other check lists from the program on the app. I want to specifically access the basic cleaning for any room but it only has the 4 checklists.

Where FlyLady overwhelms and has multiple points that it can fail, Ufyh simplifies and gives blunt motivation and direction. Just do what it tells you, and any progress is forward progress. There’s only one area where the app could use a little tweak - resetting awards/achievements. Sometimes it would be good to reset and revisit. Offering more in the awards would be good. But on the whole and balance, it is exactly what I need, and does the trick.

I just discovered UFYH from reddit, tumblr and Instagram — which is how I found out about this app. If grownup words don’t frighten you, put on your big girl or big boy pants and give it a go! The language actually tells it like it is and, therefore, is what caught my attention in the first place. I love the sage advice and utterly simplified challenges; they are especially helpful for those of us who struggle with depression, chronic pain or are neuro-diverse. This app is so helpful to me and w