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Decision matrix
Every category, weighed against how you live. Keep, Use, Gift, Sell, Donate, Trash — so the choice is already made before you pick the object up.
Method
Chat. Then a plan.
Sable is two simple things: a conversation about what's overflowing, and a four-page PDF that tells you exactly what to do next. No video. No dashboard. No streak.
Step one — Chat
What's overflowing?
Start where it's worst. Tell Sable in your own words — the mess, the feeling, the constraint. It asks a few quiet questions, then gets to work.
People start with
- “Wardrobe stuffed, can't see what I have. Want a 30-item capsule for one year.”
- “Kids grown out of toys, garage full of memories. Need to let go but it's emotional.”
- “Moving to a smaller flat — need to cut my 800 books to 100.”
Less, but considered.
Step two — Your capsule
A four-page PDF, made for your space.
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Capsule list
The keep-list, grouped by clothing, books, kitchen, and keepsakes. A finite, nameable set — the things that earn their place.
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30-day schedule
One small task a day. A drawer, a shelf, a box. Paring becomes a rhythm instead of a weekend you dread.
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Digitize & archive
For the things you can't keep but won't forget: photograph the memory, archive the document, free the shelf.
What Sable is not
Honest about its edges.
- Sable is not treatment for hoarding disorder. Compulsive saving or trauma-related difficulty letting go deserves a clinician, not an app.
- Sable is not a certified organizing service and not a collectibles appraisal. For value or provenance, consult a qualified appraiser.
- Sable gives no financial, investment, tax, legal, or medical advice. It helps you decide what to keep — nothing more.
Read the full AI Disclaimer.