Octolet
Decide on items quickly
The decision queue on the home tab surfaces one undecided item at a time with inline outcome chips, so you can resolve a stack of items without opening each one.
Where: Home tab, between Today's Challenge and Recent Items
When to use it
Most decluttering work happens in two waves: first a burst of logging, then a sit-down to make decisions. The decision queue is for that second wave. Open it on the bus, in a quiet evening, while waiting for the kettle.
How to use it
- 1
Open the home tab. The 'Make a decision' card appears whenever you have undecided items.
- 2
Look at the item shown. Tap an outcome chip — Let go, Donate, Gift, Sell, Recycle, or Keep — to resolve it.
The next undecided item slides in automatically.
- 3
If you're not sure, tap 'Help me decide' to start an AI conversation about that item.
- 4
If you want to come back to it later, tap 'Skip for now'.
Skipped items still show up in your overall undecided list — they're just hidden from the queue for the rest of this session.
- 5
When you've worked through everything, the card disappears.
screenshot: decision-queue-card
What to expect
- Tapping an outcome chip is a one-tap commitment — there's no confirmation. You can always change the outcome later from the item's detail page.
- If you tap Keep on an item with high emotional attachment, you may see the soft-challenge offer (an opt-in chat). Decline and the queue advances anyway.
- Items that belong to other people (with a 'Belongs to' link to a connected person) appear in the 'Waiting on others' card instead — they don't clog up the queue.
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