Sutekatsu-cho: Declutter Log

Even after you declutter, it is easy to forget what you let go of. Sutekatsu-cho is a quiet notebook for saying thank you to a thing, and letting it go. Keep a record of your decluttering and tidying, one item at a time.

WHO IT IS FOR
- You started decluttering but cannot tell whether it is going anywhere
- You want to look back on what you have let go of
- You feel torn about throwing things away and want to close it with a "thank you"
- You are heading toward minimalism or simple living, one item at a time
- You want a record that is only yours

ONLY WHAT YOU HAVE LET GO
- Record each thing you part with, as a photo or as a line of writing
- This is not an inventory of what you own. Nothing is added; the record of what left builds up instead
- It is not a social feed. It is yours, and quiet
- Adding an entry takes a few seconds, so you can do it between tidying tasks

A GENTLE DESIGN
- Nothing here says "this would sell well" or "you should throw that away". The pace is yours
- No blame, no hurry
- As the count builds, you can look back over what has gone
- The text size can be changed

EXAMPLE
1. Say thank you to the item you are letting go of
2. Take a photo or write a short line
3. Your records slowly build up
4. Open the app now and then and look back

MADE TO BE SAFE TO USE
- Records and photos are kept inside this device (nothing goes out on its own)
- Anything that leaves the device happens only when you press a button. Linking a Furimatch membership code sends the code and the app name. Opening a listing draft passes the item name and category to your browser. Photos, dates and notes are never sent. Links such as "see the other apps" simply open a page in your browser
- No ads
- There is no auto-renewing subscription

PRICING
- Thirty new records are free (if you have been using the app for a while, it is thirty a month, refreshed the next month)
- Everything already recorded stays visible
- A one-time purchase removes the limit on how many you can record

FAQ
Q. Can I manage my belongings with it?
A. No. It is a log of what you have let go of, not an inventory.
Q. Can other people see my records?
A. No. Records and photos are kept inside this device.

Say thank you, and let it go, one thing at a time. Keep each one in Sutekatsu-cho.

Recent changes:
• When your entries start to add up, the Today screen now gives you a gentle heads-up