Accurate records.
laundry.
(again)
“Not nagging. Just maintaining accurate records.”
Illustrative receiptSTILL
UNRESOLVED
An iPhone app. With a memory.
The shoes. The dishes. That box.
Start a clock for the small things that are taking a suspiciously long time.
Now available on the U.S. App Store.
Free to download. iPhone, iOS 17 or later.
EXHIBIT A / STILL WAITING
“Not nagging. Just maintaining accurate records.”
The laundry has no comment.
A very reasonable system
You remember the thing. We remember how long.
Take a photo, pick one from Photos, or write a note. Add a title and an optional name. Small problem, officially recorded.
Your start time stays saved when the app closes. Optional reminders every 1–24 hours bring the clock’s title back to your attention.
Choose a fresh caption, preview the receipt, then save it or open the native share sheet. The clock keeps running. Naturally.
For the record
The quote belongs to this receipt. Next time, make a new choice. Your evidence stays as it was.
Actual app. Actual side-eye.
All the evidence, neatly filed. These are real beta screens.



Screens show beta software and the US example price. The app displays your storefront’s price.
Closure deserves documentation
Complete the clock. Keep the finish time. Make a completed receipt, archive the evidence, and let Stats admire your patience.
Or delete it. Some things do not need a permanent record.
A small price for a long memory
Quite enough to begin
$0
At 72 hours, your evidence stays. Complete or archive a clock to free a slot.
For the long-term projects
$1.99 USD · once
US price. The native Apple purchase sheet shows the price before you confirm.
Available in the United States. Download free on the App Store. Unlimited Clocks is an optional one-time in-app purchase.
Your business stays your business
Your clocks and evidence live in the app on your iPhone. No app account, ads, analytics SDK, or developer photo server. You decide what to share. Apple purchases, device backups, and chosen share destinations have their own data handling.
Read the privacy policyTHE PETTY FILES
Everyday examples, useful words, and original captions for the small stuff.
A small annoyance, an unnecessarily large response, and the important difference between pettiness and a boundary.
Your frustration can be fair while your planned response needs a second draft. Start with these questions.
For the dishwasher that has been “basically emptied” for two days. Thirty original captions for small unfinished things.
Still here?
Small problems. Accurate records.
Download on the App Store