Reset your desk. Reset your mind.
Ten minutes. One square meter. When your head is full and your desk is chaos, Desk Reset helps you take back the one square meter in front of you — and leave evidence that you did.
No to-do list. No cleaning course. No streak counter. Just a clear, bounded, visible win, ready whenever you feel stuck.
When you are scattered, tired, or stuck, Desk Reset gives you a single clear action: shoot a photo of your desk as it is, then follow a gentle 10-minute session with three guided steps — clear the noise, move what doesn't belong, keep only what you need next.
Desk Reset overlays your before photo on the viewfinder at 25% transparency, so you align the after shot to the same angle. The result is an honest, undeniable before/after — proof that you changed something real.
When the desk is clear, Desk Reset asks one question: what will you do next? You write a single line. It's not a todo system — it converts a tidy desk into one clear next move.
Every reset becomes a 4:5 reset card with date, duration, before/after photos, and your next intention. Save it, share it, and browse your personal archive — a visual record of every time you pulled yourself back together. All stored locally on your device.
No account, no cloud sync, no analytics. Photos and data never leave your device. Camera access is requested only when you start a reset. This is a tool you owe nothing to: start it when you need it, leave it when you don't.
【待补充真实案例】A real user story will live here — for example, someone who opened Desk Reset after a chaotic deadline, completed one reset, and started the next important thing. Please provide a verified quote or case before publishing.
No. Desk Reset is a personal reset ritual. Cleaning the desk is the means, not the goal. The goal is to regain a feeling of control and start the next important thing. It deliberately avoids habit tracking, scores, and streaks.
Ten minutes, fixed. Three guided phases: clear obvious noise (0–3 min), move things that don't belong (3–7 min), keep only what you need next (7–10 min). You can finish early — finishing early is not failure.