Planned Release Date: December 2026

About This Game

You bought a cleaning business. It came with a grumpy old man named Gary, a radio with exactly one record, and the company tool: your own fingernail.

Hold and drag. Years of gunk come off in flakes, and every stroke wears your nail down a little. When the edge is gone, the shift is over.

Gary has opinions about technique. Scratch, don't slide. Stay on one spot until it shines.

Every flake you scrape off flies into a jar, and every kind of gunk is its own currency.

A ceiling fan, an attic window, a vinyl record, a grand piano... and an owner for each one, with something to say about how you're doing.

Every place hides three finds under the dust, uncovered bit by bit as you scrape. Owners tip for them, and the third one gets you a referral to the next client.

Spend your jars between shifts: a wider nail, a firmer press, steadier hands. You feel every upgrade on the very next job.

He boxed his radio himself. Blade out, along the tape. There is exactly one record in it.

• An active incremental: you do the scraping, it never idles for you
  
• Hold and drag, no click spam
  
• Short shifts, real progress every time
  
• Faint rings show the last bits of dirt, so you never hunt for one invisible speck
  
• A grumpy mentor, picky clients and a radio with exactly one record

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AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The narrator voice in the store trailer was generated with an AI text-to-speech tool, and AI tools helped edit the trailer. The game itself, including all of its art, sound and writing, was made by hand.