The honey-do list that does the hard part.

Photograph the job. Honey-Do turns it into a proper checklist and a hand-drawn blueprint. Tick it off, earn honey.

1. Photograph the thing that's annoying you

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   The wonky shelf. The dead patch of lawn. The door that won't click. The photo is the brief — you don't have to describe the mess, it can see it.

2. Say what you'd rather have

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   “Level, please.” Two words will do. Add a few pictures you like the look of and it aims higher than the basics.

3. Get a plan, not a lecture

   +15

   It reads the job, looks things up on the sites you'd trust anyway, writes the steps and the kit list, then draws the whole thing as a blueprint.

4. Tick a step. Earn honey.

   +15

   Points, levels, badges, and confetti when a job's finished. It's a chore list that keeps score — which turns out to be the difference between doing it and meaning to.

5. Hit a snag? Say so.

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   Hold down the step that beat you: it didn't work, or I can't get that tool. It rewrites that one step, or breaks it into smaller ones — the rest of the plan stays put.

6. Print it and take it to the shed

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   Share turns the plan into a PDF — print it, AirDrop it, mail it. Boxes come out empty, ready for a pencil. Nothing is hosted anywhere; the file is yours.

7. Bring your own AI key

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   OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, or anything that follows the OpenAI spec. The key lives in your iPhone's Keychain and the bill is yours — so pick the cheap model or the clever one, as you like.

8. Pay $25. Once. That's the whole business model.

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   A free week first, plans on the house. Then $25 buys one developer's time and every update after this one. No ads, no subscription, nothing sold on.