A plan for when company is coming
Pick how much time you have and which rooms company will see, and Hollow Wise builds one routine that covers them, sized to fit. It moves at the pace you set and always leaves you with a clear place to stop.
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Pick how much time you have and which rooms company will see, and Hollow Wise builds one routine that covers them, sized to fit. It moves at the pace you set and always leaves you with a clear place to stop.
You can now add and name additional bedrooms and bathrooms from Account, each with its own setup.
A new way to work through a cluttered spot without deciding everything at once. You search for strays, decide what stays and what goes, and stop whenever you need to — no deadline, no timer.
Tap the heart on any routine to keep it on Home. Tap a filled heart to take it off, or swap it for another.
Share what's left of a routine with anyone, by link — they don't need an account to help.
Pick your room and what's bothering you most, and Hollow Wise builds a short routine on the spot. No planning required.
Answering the questions that shape your routines now happens in one place, room by room, so you can see what's left and what's already answered.
A task like washing the dishes or changing the sheets now walks you through its small steps one at a time, instead of all at once.
Each room now offers a short list of the supplies you might use there, and you pick the ones you have. When you finish a routine, it asks one yes or no question: would you like to update your cleaning supplies audit? Say yes and it goes through only the supplies that routine used. Say no and nothing changes.
Account is now one place for the things about you and your home. You can rename or remove a room, and change your name and pronouns. If you try to sign up with an email that already has an account, you are offered a link to log in instead.
The list of cleaning tips is now grouped into Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom, Living Room and Home Care. Each tip has a picture and a short summary. The same layout is in Cleaning tips in the app.
There is now a FAQ page with short answers about what Hollow Wise is, how Quick Clean works, what it costs, and how to get help. You can find it in the footer and on the Help and support page.
There are now more than 40 cleaning tips, from stoves and the fridge to floors, windows, bedding and curtains.
Blog is in the top menu now. The list shows each post's date, newest first.
The email we send now includes a 6-digit code you can type in. It works in the app installed on your iPhone home screen. The email link still works too.
Hollow Wise now installs like an app, with the acorn icon on cream. If you lose your connection, you see a calm page instead of an error.
Every kitchen cleaning guide is now its own set of steps in the routines, so the advice is the same in both places.
Each room asks how much you have today. Routines are grouped by energy, and one tap filters to what fits.
Each room has its own color, with your most used routines first. Drag cards to arrange them your way. Controls are bigger for thumbs, and there are no reminders about unfinished routines.
The site gained cleaning articles, one appliance at a time, and the app gained matching guides under Resources.
Reset the Room routines are organized into visible sections. Quick Clean stays free with no account. Joining Hollow Wise saves your rooms and gives you routines built for your home.
After a week of testing and review, Hollow Wise was rebuilt around four carefully written rooms: Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom and Living room, each with its own questions and routines. Older experiments were set aside so the product could be smaller and clearer.
A short set of questions about your floors, rooms and pets, instead of one long questionnaire, so routines fit your home.
Your rooms are now the starting point for personalized routines. Saved progress and sharing a room's routine make it easier to stop, return, or hand the work to someone else without losing the steps.
Saved progress and routines for each of your rooms give you more ways to plan what fits. Important safety notes always stay visible.
Logging in, saving room answers, and returning to unfinished setup are now more reliable. If a room answer cannot be saved, clear Retry and Return choices help you keep moving.
The separate testing area was retired. Testers use the same Hollow Wise being prepared for everyone else.
Returning customers and new customers now start with two clear paths before choosing Google or a secure email login.
The About page now tells how household decision overload led to Hollow Wise, what the name means, and what is true about the product today.
The complete public footer now keeps support, privacy, safety, product information, and social links available from the About page.
Behind the scenes, Hollow Wise was reorganized so one part can improve without disturbing the rest.
Work began on short questions about your home, so Hollow Wise can offer the rooms, routines and steps that fit it.
Early testers showed where navigation, wording, accessibility and routine guidance needed to be clearer. Their experience shaped what came next.
Hollow Wise shared the lived experience behind it: making home care lighter without making you manage the helper.
Guided routines grew into the Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom and Living room, with profiles and preferences to fit each person and home.
The first Home Reset public beta opened: a mobile-friendly way to follow a cleaning routine, pause, and stop at a clear finishing point.
The early cleaning experience got its own identity and a public website.
Hollow Wise began as a guided cleaning timer, turning an overwhelming room into one clear step at a time.