Joker / Cleaning Video Call

Hands keep moving when someone is watching.

Joker is a cleaning log you keep alongside a few friends. Pick a spot in your home, work on it, and slide the progress bar to where you honestly got. That number lands in your own record and, if you choose, goes out as a progress card in a private one-to-one chat with a friend, who can send theirs back, tap a reaction, or open a video call when the bath finally hits 100. The detergent, sponges, and soap you used live in the same app, so the record of what you cleaned and the record of what you used up never drift apart.

* Progress Cards in a Closed Chat
The Talk tab opens on your conversations. Each chat is a one-to-one thread with a friend who follows you back, and the thing you send most is a progress card: the spot, the percentage, and the time it took. Friends answer with one of three reactions or a card of their own, and tapping any card opens the full record behind it. A second view shows a timeline of what your friends have chosen to publish. A report or block option sits on every message, post, and profile.

* A Ledger for Every Spot
The Cleaning tab keeps a ledger of the places you look after, each with a progress ring and the date you last touched it. Log a session with a slider from 0 to 100, the minutes it took, the supplies you used, a photo, notes, and hashtags. The dashboard adds it up: minutes this month in a bar chart, completion by area in a pie chart, and an up-next list of spots that are overdue. Turn a session you are proud of into a guide, and it comes back as a checklist the next time.

* Know Before You Run Out
The Stock tab tracks what is under the sink and in the shower: quantity gauges that shift color as a bottle empties, the day you opened it, and what it cost. Anything running low drops into a restock list on its own, and ticking it off restores the gauge. A line chart shows how fast each item goes and what a month of supplies adds up to.

* Twelve Guides You Can Watch
The Library holds twelve guides on water stains, mold, kitchen grease, floors, windows, storage, and the entrance. Each one begins with a short clip; scroll past it and the full written guide follows. Pop the clip out into a small floating window and carry on checking a ledger or answering a chat with the video still running. Seven of the twelve are free. The other five open with points: a fresh account is handed 250 at sign-up, and checking in each day, logging a clean, updating your stock, holding a seven-day streak, finishing a guide, and setting a profile picture each add a little more.

* Calls Between People Who Follow Back
Type in the eight-letter code a friend gives you, or scroll the timeline and follow whoever's records catch your eye. When that person follows you in return, their profile gains two new buttons: one starts a message thread, the other a video call. Every published record has its own call button too, so the conversation begins with the corner they just finished. Lean back and watch a