This is a sample house three months in: three jobs overdue, one due soon and a few logged ahead. Tap a job for how to do it, why it matters and its history, and the check mark to log it done. The sliders icon at the top opens Your home, where you switch off the jobs your house does not have, add your own and export the history. On a wide screen, open it in a full window and the job you pick opens beside the list. It is the same app that is on Google Play, built from the same code, not a cut-down version.
What this page does and does not do
- The house stays in this browser. The sample house and every change you make to it are kept in this browser’s storage, not in an account — so they do not follow you to another browser or your phone, and clearing your site data or using a private window starts you over with the sample.
- There are no ads here. Not as a favor: the ad network has no browser version, so there is nothing to show. The Android app carries one banner at the foot of the home screen; this one carries none.
- Nothing is sold, and nothing you enter is sent anywhere. No in-app purchases and no sign-in: this version cannot sign in, so it has no sync, and it has no analytics, no crash reporting and no advertising in it — the phone app’s, described in its privacy policy, are left out — and in a session measured against it the only requests that left this domain were for the fonts below. It sets no cookies of its own. This page does carry the same analytics as every other page on the site, which is described in the privacy policy; in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland it stays off until you accept the banner.
-
Two fonts come from Google. The rendering engine is
served from this domain rather than from Google’s CDN, which
is not the framework default and was changed deliberately. The
typeface is the exception: the browser fetches
Roboto and, for a few symbols Roboto does not carry, Noto Sans Symbols from
fonts.gstatic.com. That is Flutter’s default when an app names no font of its own, and files are requested as glyphs are needed, so a screen we did not open could ask for another. Checked against this build on 1 October 2026 rather than assumed, and we spend a lot of this site asking other people to disclose things like that.
If it runs badly
It is a little under three megabytes the first time in Chrome and about three and a third in Safari, most of it the rendering engine rather than the app. Those figures are this build’s own files compressed locally on 1 October 2026 rather than a reading taken off the wire, so what Cloudflare actually serves may differ a little. It also leans on the browser rather than the phone’s graphics chip, so an old laptop or a weak connection will feel it, and the first load is slower than the second because nothing is cached yet. The installed app has neither problem. There is more about the app, including what it costs and what it collects, on its own page.