Dig into the moment it clicked for you... what was the biggest headache before the app? Like, were you constantly running out of bleach or forgetting what you had? How did coding it yourself change the way you handle supplies now? Did you find any surprises in the process, like a feature you didn't know you needed? I'm curious if solving this made you see other problems in your life that could use a fix.

Tbh that "resets his whole day" part hits different. Meanwhile my morning reset is trying not to spill my instant coffee while I check emails. The idea of actually sitting still for twenty minutes with just a pot sounds like a fantasy. I'd last maybe two before I started worrying about something I forgot to do. Honestly impressed by people who can do that slow stuff.

Lending my voltage tester taught her to always cut power first.

What specific bad outcome are you picturing when you say gamble? A vague warning doesn't help anyone make a real choice. Give us a concrete example of this going wrong.

I'd expect more cool heads when things get heated in glassblowing.