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Most unfinished work doesn't stall because it's hard. It stalls because coming back means reconstructing the situation.
Resume This removes that cost: you photograph a project before you pause, and the app turns that into a short summary of what's done, what's in progress and the first small step.
It's built for DIY and repairs, creative work and side projects, and it's deliberately calm: no streaks and no guilt.
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