A practical plan, not another quick tidy

A practical organisation plan for “that” difficult space.

The cupboard, shelf, drawer or corner that never quite works. Turn your photos and measurements into a clear layout built around what you actually use.

× Things disappear at the back × Stacks collapse when one item moves × Tidying never seems to last

About 5 minutes · Have four photos, a rough sketch and a tape measure ready.

FROM FRUSTRATION TO A WORKABLE PLAN
BeforeHard to see. Hard to reach.
Books Games Loose items
AfterVisible. Reachable. Repeatable.
Everyday Books Crafts Board games Small items Occasional Larger items
A place for everything—and a layout the household can maintain.

Why the clutter keeps coming back

The problem usually isn’t effort. It’s the layout.

01

No clear zones

Unrelated items compete for the same space, so the quickest place becomes the permanent place.

02

The wrong storage

Boxes waste depth, hide what is inside or make frequently used items harder to reach.

03

No reset point

Without an agreed home for each category, nobody knows where things should be returned.

A simple route to something better

Show us the space once. Get a plan you can follow.

  1. 1Photograph itFour angles show what is there and how the space is used.
  2. 2Measure itA rough photographed sketch gives the design real limits.
  3. 3Prioritise itTell us what must fit and what needs the easiest access.

A real Keroo kitchen

From the original photo to a plan you can copy.

These examples show the kind of guidance included in a Keroo plan: what to change, why it works and how to put it into practice.

Kitchen project 01 · Open family shelves

Stop every category becoming one pile.

The same four shelf openings, reorganised around games, books, craft materials and small household items.

The customer’s original kitchen shelves containing mixed games, books, papers and loose items
BeforeMixed categories, unstable piles and no clear return point.
The same kitchen shelves organised with baskets, upright games, books and a file holder
AfterVisible zones that can be reached and reset independently.

What the design changes

  • Games stand upright so one can be removed without disturbing the rest.
  • Books stay visible in one easy-to-scan row.
  • Craft and small items are contained in two matching open baskets.
  • Paper has a limit in a single vertical file instead of a growing stack.
Why it lastsEach category has an obvious home and can be returned without rearranging another category.
Included in the planGuidance you can follow
01Layout directionA labelled visual showing what belongs in each shelf zone and why.
02Purchase guideThe storage types, sizes and quantities needed to recreate the design.
03Setup stepsClear numbered actions so the finished shelf matches the proposed design.

Shaped around the space: the guidance uses the customer’s photographs, measurements, priorities and items that must remain.

Kitchen project 02 · Food cupboard

See what you have before buying more.

The existing cupboard and shelf stay in place; containers add access, visibility and a clear limit for each food group.

The customer’s original food cupboard with loose bread, snacks, packets and groceries stacked together
BeforeFood is difficult to see and items at the back are hard to reach.
The same food cupboard organised with clear bins, a tiered tin riser and a turntable
AfterBread, snacks, tins, sauces and dry goods each have a reachable zone.
See how the design works

What the design changes

  • A tiered riser reveals tins that would otherwise disappear behind the front row.
  • A turntable makes jars reachable without unloading the cupboard.
  • Clear bins act like drawers for bread, snacks and dry ingredients.
  • Each zone has spare capacity so new shopping can be put away immediately.
Why it lastsThe storage follows how the food is reached and makes over-buying easier to spot.
Why this cupboard worksDesigned for daily use
See stock at a glanceTiered tins and clear containers expose what is already available before more is bought.
Reach without unloadingPull-out bins and a turntable bring items at the back forward in one movement.
Reset after every shopBounded food groups and spare capacity make the correct return point obvious.

The practical test: everyday food can be found, removed and returned without disturbing another category.

The “after” views are AI design visualisations based on the customer’s photographs. Product sizes are a starting point: all internal dimensions and clearances must be confirmed before purchase.

Start free, pay only for the design you want

A useful answer at every level.

We check that the photographs and measurements are usable before any paid design is created. No image-generation cost is committed until the brief is ready.

One-photo assessment

Free Space Check

£0

  • One space photo analysed
  • Three photograph-specific findings
  • One practical first priority

No design image, exact layout or product sizing.

Personal guidance without an after image

Quick Space Plan

£4.99one-off

  • Zones marked on your photograph
  • Priority actions
  • Suggested storage types

No generated “after” image, exact product sizing or revision.

A clear direction

One Space Design

£12.99£9.99launch price

  • One organised after visual
  • Complete setup plan
  • Measured purchase guide
Most popular Compare the possibilities

Three Design Options

£19.99one-off

  • Three alternatives for the same space
  • Recommended option
  • Shopping list and one revision
Solve two connected spaces

Two Connected Spaces

£24.99one-off

  • Plans for two spaces
  • Combined purchase guide
  • One revision for each space

Designs are AI visualisations based on the supplied brief. Measurements and clearances must always be checked before purchasing products.

Ready to make that difficult space easier to live with?Nothing is uploaded until you submit. Your completed brief and images are then stored privately.

Free one-photo assessment

What is making this space difficult to use?

Add one clear photograph and tell us what frustrates you most. Keroo will identify three specific findings, connect them to your problem and give you one practical first priority.

This is a useful first opinion—not a design.It will not provide an after image, measured layout, shopping list or product sizes. Your photograph is analysed for this check and is not stored by Keroo.

First, choose the location

Where is “that” difficult space?

Choose one area. We will only show the types of storage that make sense there.

Now choose the problem area

What needs organising?

Choose one contained space. Your design will focus on this area only.

Show the whole space

Take four useful views

Start with the front view. The other angles help us understand depth, access and anything the design must work around.

0 of 4 useful views added.

Photo check Use good light, keep the phone level and avoid cropping the edges of the space.

Measure what products must fit through

Measure the usable space

Measure inside the space rather than the outside furniture. These numbers stop us suggesting products that cannot physically fit.

Overall dimensions Use one unit throughout
What reduces the usable space? Optional — choose any that apply
Add an access or clearance noteOptional — useful when a door, hinge or obstacle needs explaining
Add a measured sketchOnly useful for separate openings, uneven sections or obstacles
760 mm wide330 mm high depth: 300 mm

A few quick choices

What should the design solve?

Tap everything that applies. You can add unusual details afterwards if you need to.

What needs to live here? Choose at least one
What frustrates you most? Choose the main problem
What matters most? Choose up to three

0 of 3 selected

Add useful detailsOptional — only if the choices above do not tell the full story

Set the boundaries

What kind of solution suits you?

These choices keep the design realistic for your budget, home and appetite for DIY.

Approximate storage budget For suggested products, not the Keroo fee
How much physical change is acceptable?
How should it feel?
Anything the design must respect? Optional
Add another preferenceOptional — colours, finishes or a restriction not listed above

Ready to plan

Check your space brief

Before choosing a plan Check the three measurements and the things that must live here. Paid image creation only begins after the brief and payment are confirmed.

Choose the outcome

Select your Keroo plan

Your brief is ready. Choose the level of help you want before any design images are generated.

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You will review the total on Stripe before paying. Design generation starts only after a verified payment confirmation.

Your space ideas

Three ways to organise the space

These layouts use your brief. Tap a design to view it larger.

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