A free 2-minute quiz that tells you which of the 4 digital mess types you are, then hands you the organizing system that fits how your brain sorts.
You know these moments.
Each one costs a few minutes and a little dignity. Across a working week, that's hours of paid time spent searching for work you already finished. And there's a quieter tax underneath: you put off starting things because you know what hunting for the pieces will feel like.
I'm Ashley. I run 3 businesses from one computer with an ADHD brain, and every organizing system I was ever handed assumed a brain I don't have. Deep folder trees, daily filing routines, touch-it-once rules: all of it built for someone else. So I built systems that fit how my brain sorts, and those systems have kept a consulting firm, a fitness studio, and a homeschool running for years. Sage & Sorted takes that same fit-the-brain approach and maps it to the 4 ways people handle digital mess. The quiz finds your way. The system meets you there.
Your report is waiting on the other side of 11 questions.
Sorted has a number, and the number depends on your type.
Same computer, same you. A system that runs on the brain you already have.
About 2 minutes. 11 questions, most of them funny because they're true. Close the tab halfway through and it remembers where you left off.
The quiz is free and so is your type report. If you want the full system afterward, Sorted in 30 is $37. That's the entire price list you'll see today.
One email with your type report. After that, only things worth opening, and unsubscribe works on the first click. Your address never gets sold or shared.
Each one is named for the place its mess lives.
Most people have a home type and a stress behavior. The quiz scores you on 2 axes (where mess lands, how you sort) and names the type you lean hardest toward. Start with that report. If the second type still nags at you after reading it, borrow its 3 fastest wins too; the systems share a spine and stack without fighting.