Press kit · updated 9 September 2026

ClutterCoach

Photograph any room and the app decides what happens to every single thing in it — keep, donate, sell or toss — and tells you what the sellable items are worth.

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Fact sheet

App name	ClutterCoach
One sentence	An AI decluttering app that makes the keep/sell/donate decision for you, from a single photo, and prices what's worth selling.
Developer	High Pro Media, LLC — Bixby, Oklahoma. Founded 2023.
Platforms	iOS 15.0 or later (iPhone and iPad). Android 8.0 or later, on Google Play.
Released	21 August 2026 on the App Store; 30 August 2026 on Google Play. Current version: 1.6, released 13 September 2026 on both stores.
Price	Free to download. First 5 scans free, no account required. Pro $9.99/month or $49.99/year. Reseller $24.99/month or $249.99/year.
Age rating	4+
App Store	apps.apple.com/us/app/cluttercoach/id6788596457
Google Play	play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.highpromedia.cluttercoach
Status	Patent pending.
Contact	support@cluttercoach.app

Descriptions — copy any length

One line (95 characters)

ClutterCoach photographs a messy room and decides what to keep, sell, donate or throw away.

Short (about 60 words)

ClutterCoach is an AI decluttering app for people who freeze in the doorway of a messy room. Photograph any space and it identifies every visible item, assigns each one a decision — keep, donate, sell or toss — with a plain-English reason, and prices what's worth selling, with the top items anchored to live marketplace comparables. Made by a solo founder in Oklahoma.

Long (about 150 words)

Most decluttering apps hand you a checklist. ClutterCoach argues that the checklist was never the hard part — the hard part is standing in the doorway of a cluttered room and being unable to pick a first thing. So it makes the call for you. Photograph any room, closet, garage or pile, and the app identifies every visible item and assigns each one a verdict: keep, donate, sell or toss, each with a plain-English reason. Items worth selling get a price — the top ones anchored to live marketplace comparables, the rest estimated from the photos — and one tap drafts a complete resale listing. Around that sit a donation fair-market-value report for tax records, a Moving Mode that sequences a move by date, a running catalogue of everything scanned so far, and a coach you can argue with about any decision. ClutterCoach is built by High Pro Media, LLC, a one-person company in Bixby, Oklahoma. It is patent pending.

The founder story

ClutterCoach was built by Ben Marshall, who has ADHD and built the tool he could not find.

After a divorce, he had more stuff than space and no way through it. Every attempt to start ended the same way: a pile moved into three piles. The obstacle was never effort or information — it was that every single object demanded a decision, and the decisions would not come. Junk-hauling companies were the wrong answer twice over: the items had real value, and the extra income mattered.

The product insight follows directly from that. ClutterCoach does not motivate you, gamify you, or teach you a method. It externalizes the decision — renders the verdict on each item so the only thing left is to act. Money is the reward. Relief is the product.

Ben is available for interview and can speak to ADHD and executive function, why the decisions stop coming, building software alone, and what a room's contents are actually worth.

How it works

One photo. Point the camera at a room, closet, garage, drawer or pile.
Every item gets a verdict — KEEP SELL DONATE TOSS — with a plain-English reason for each.
Sellable items get a price — the top ones anchored to live marketplace comparables, the rest estimated from the photos.
One tap drafts the listing — title, description, price band, condition notes — with a publish helper for eight marketplaces. You post it yourself; the app never lists on your behalf.
Donation values are logged at fair market value and export as a report.
Moving Mode sequences a whole move around your move date.

Screenshots

Raw captures from the shipping app — no device frames, no marketing overlays. Right-click to save, or email for higher resolution and additional shots (listing draft, coach chat and the catalogue are available on request).

ClutterCoach home screen, with one item awaiting a verdict

Scan complete — items sorted into sell, keep, donate and toss piles

Sell rows with resale prices and pre-listing checks

What we do not claim

Price estimates, donation values and carbon figures are AI-generated and advisory. They are not an appraisal, and not tax, legal or professional advice. ClutterCoach is an organization tool, not a medical device — it does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. The app opens a marketplace's own listing page for you; it does not post on your behalf.

Contact

support@cluttercoach.app — press enquiries reach the founder directly. Review codes for the paid tiers are available on request.

High Pro Media, LLC · Bixby, Oklahoma · highpromedia.com