Your garden gnome's day out, one photo of proof

Gigi5

See your sad backyard as it could be

The tree you're about to plant, ten years from now

Walt2

Photograph the fire extinguisher. Find out if it still works.

The cable drawer, identified and labeled (finally)

Your room, photographed the day before you moved in

Your kitchen window is four kilometres down

That crack in your wall: nothing, or something?

Upload a photo of the crack. You get plain triage: what the shape and position suggest, and what to measure so you know in a month.

The sea has arrived at the end of your street

Room service has arrived at your actual bedroom

The atelier where your cheapest thing was lovingly made

Walt4

Plant ER: photo in, rescue plan out

Snap your sad plant. Back comes a diagnosis, a triage level and a four-week rescue plan — which usually starts with watering it less.

ash 🌿2

The bloom you wait for all year, open in your room tonight

June ☁️7

Describe the house you'd build. See it built.

My crooked tomatoes on a vintage seed catalog cover

Walt5

The household robot finally arrived. It does one chore.

Your actual house, rebuilt in gingerbread

Your bedroom, but it's been in orbit for six months

dhruv_p1

Your fuse box, explained before you're reading it in the dark

Your cat in the window, from where the street sees her

The balcony garden you'd have by now, if you'd started

ash 🌿3

Your Balcony is Actually Built on a Cliff Edge

微琳8

Map the chest freezer before it becomes an archaeology site

Photograph three layers of the chest freezer and list what you dug out. Back comes an inventory with honest eat-by verdicts and what to eat first.

Walt0

Your hallway ends in a cathedral