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Instead of having every toy out at once, you keep a few boxes out and store the rest. Every week or two you swap some boxes. Toys feel new again when they come back, and there is less to tidy.

It never suggests paused boxes and lets the boxes from the rotation just before rest. Boxes that have never been out come first, then the ones that have rested longest; on a tie, boxes that have been out fewer times. You can tick or untick any box yourself.

The toys of one place, for example the living room or the grandparents' house. Each collection has its own boxes, its own number of boxes out at a time, rotation length and usual swap day.

The app sends no notifications. The Home tab shows the running rotation, the days left and the next swap; a started rotation shows “Swap due” until you mark the swap as done.

Open the box, tap a line in its contents and choose Mark as lost or Mark as broken with the number of pieces. Found again and Repaired or replaced bring them back. The Care tab lists everything missing across all boxes.

No, photos are optional. If you add one, it is chosen in Android's own photo picker; the app sees only that picture, copies it into its own storage and needs no access to your gallery. Photos are not included in backups.

Yes. Share the rotation plan as a PDF or as text from Share and print, or share a single rotation from its page. It lists each box with the place it is kept.

In More › Your data, share or save a backup file, then import it on the new phone. You can replace the data there or add the backup to it.

No. The app is made for parents and carers. Children do not need it and it collects nothing about them.

Nothing. There are no adverts, no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.