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    <description>I forced every task, calendar event, and capture tool onto a single home screen for seven days. Here’s what actually reduced app-switching, what broke by Wednesday, and the five apps I kept.</description>
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    <description>Recurring charges love December. I ran a full subscription audit with six US-friendly apps plus the tools already on my phone—here’s what found hidden trials, what couldn’t cancel anything, and what’s worth paying for.</description>
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