One Tuesday, the inevitable happened. He needed to open a specific CAD file for a client meeting starting in five minutes. He knew it was there. He had seen it just yesterday. It was a little blue icon, shaped like a house.

If you’re like most people, it’s a digital dumping ground. Screenshots from three years ago, random PDFs, unfinished project folders, that one installer you meant to run "later," and a wallpaper you can no longer see because it’s buried under 47 icons.

Arthur didn't want to just arrange them. He wanted them gone. He wanted them invisible. He scrolled down, his hand shaking slightly.