Toss ittoday.Own lesstomorrow.
Every day, one thing. Out it goes.
Pick something you own and do not need. Photograph it on its way out, post the photo, and wake up tomorrow owning one thing less. Keep going for a year and 365 things are gone, which for most closets is all of them.
Lighter by the day
Your proof is a photo
There are no timers, no points and no forms to fill in. You hold the thing up, take one picture of it, and the day is done before the kettle boils.
Dare a friend to go next
Add a friend's handle and your post calls them out by name. Now the whole timeline knows it's their turn, and they own four colanders.
One thing a day, and you pick it
Nobody assigns you a thing. It can be the toaster that only burns one side or the cable for a phone you sold in 2019. You already know which one it is.
Your day, on one screen
The app keeps your streak and the list of everything that left. This phone shows your real numbers, straight from this browser.
Today
Post today's thing
This part works right now, in your browser. Add the photo, name the thing, and get a card with your day number on it.
Gone so far
Nothing yet. Somewhere in your kitchen a toaster just got nervous.
Lose more than clutter
Streaks
Day 7, day 30, day 100. The count grows every day a thing leaves your home, and it starts over the first day nothing does.
$ONELESS
The coin for people who own a little less than they did yesterday. It is the only thing on this page you are supposed to keep.
Proof
Every post is a card with your day number and the thing that left. Scroll back far enough and your timeline is a list of stuff you used to own.
Things you can lose today
Stuck on what goes first? Every home on earth has all of these, and nobody has ever needed the second one.
Keep or toss
Warm up before the real thing. Eight pieces of junk have to leave this house, and a few of these you actually need.
The house has an echo now. You could do this for real in about ten seconds.
Out the door
House log
How it works
Find the thing
Walk around your home until something makes you sigh. That is the one, and it has been waiting in that drawer for you to notice.
Around here
Take the photo
Hold it up and shoot it like a mugshot. Bad lighting is fine, because the thing has not earned anything better.
Post the proof
Your photo becomes a card with your day number on it. Post it on X and tag the friend who owns too many mugs.
Come back tomorrow
The streak goes up by one and your home goes down by one. There will be another thing tomorrow, because there always is.
Day 5
this weekOne Less Thing in numbers
$ONELESS
$ONELESS is the coin of this whole one-thing-a-day business. Everything else on the page is on its way out of somebody's home, so this is the one part you hold on to.
Start with the toaster.
You know the one. It has burned one side of the bread since the day you bought it, and today it finally gets its photo taken.
