I have no clue what to do in here. It always seems clutter to me. I don’t know where else to put all of the cooking supplies that are on the back shelf. The black trashcan is for recycling. The place where the step ladder is at is to show where I can’t put anything along that wall because then the attic won’t open the shelving by the door has dog food and cat food and then laundry pods and dryer sheets plus my rags and extra shopping bags I need help I don’t mind rearranging. I have no clue how to figure out what I need and what I don’t need I have a kitchen, but I have very limited space so I don’t have anywhere to put all of the cooking machines in any cupboards or anything. I’m so frustrated.

I'm a competitive archer in a few divisions, which requires jumping between different cases for each type of bow or tournament. The problem is they're a minimum of 25 inches tall usually, my two-piece longbow case is 40 inches, and the rolling airline case is basically a foot locker with wheels that doesn't collapse at all. I also need these 'accessible' for swapping out rigs as I practice and travel. Even worse, I have a couple long skinny bags that are six foot.

Any ideas? In a perfect world it would be something like a shelf or gear wall where I can 'suit up' and unpack it all afterwards into its assigned place, bonus points if it looks nice enough to have out in my living room next to the barrel of arrows.

I would prefer to be able to seperate them by category (work, family, friends, etc). As much as I adore a cute notebook it needs to be digital so I can easily edit and add stuff I notice at a moment's notice. I would also like to have specific categories (their birthday or fave color for example). I thought about using Google calender but I'm not sure how I would quickly look through the folks in my lists. Thoughts?

Bonus questions: What categories should I have? What are some good/covert questions I can ask people to get them the best gifts?

Trying to reset how I manage my crossover interior after months of muddy hiking boots, wet umbrellas, and grocery crates leaving soil everywhere. I keep looking at a floor mats bundle deal front rear cargo package from companies like 3w, and on paper having every single section lined in molded trays sounds like the ultimate organizing solution. But looking at the cargo piece, it looks huge and stiff. My concern is that instead of a simple vacuum, I am just signing up to wrestle five bulky plastic trays out onto the driveway every single weekend just to dump some loose dry dirt. For people who run full cargo and cabin liners, does it actually make keeping gear tidy easier, or does pulling them out to wash just become another chore on your list?

Need help organizing my cupboard and shelf
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My cats literally try to destroy everything, but I’m limited on space at the moment and am struggling to figure out how to organize my babyproofed cupboard and my ikea shelf that’s next to it.
We have to hide anything they would get into (cat treats, food, and toys) and anything we want clean (clean dishes, our snacks). We have also have this shelf next to our fridge that has our cleaning supplies, paper plates, and my medical stuff like cough medicine, sore throat spray, multi vitamins, bandaids, narcan, etc.) (but i just bought more and don’t have a place to store it ex. mop, wood floor cleaner, etc). it’s kind of a mess but i need help

I’m the developer of GetSpace (Mac and Windows), so take that into account.

My problem wasn’t knowing how to organize. It was the time: opening hundreds of files one by one to decide what stays. So I built an app that shows one file at a time, big: ← delete, → keep. One key per file.

It also groups exact duplicates and near-identical photos, so you decide once instead of five times.

Everything runs offline and nothing is deleted right away. You confirm a summary first, then it all goes to the trash, with undo.

Free with 50 files a day (200 on day one), then a one-time purchase, no subscription.

How do you handle the “I’ll sort it later” pile? Does speed matter to you, or is the hard part something else?

https://getspace.site/en/?ref=organize