About Getrestow

Getrestow is a calm tidying game, free, in the browser, with no timer and no lives.

Updated 7 September 2026

What it is

You reopen a family house that stayed shut all winter. Room by room, you put everything back in its place: you slide things between shelves, three of a kind back where they belong get tidied away, and the room turns beautiful — and stays that way. Nothing expires, nothing is lost, nobody nags you.

It plays in the browser, on a phone first, with nothing to install and no account. A link opens it in two seconds. You can keep it on your home screen if you like.

Who it is for

For anyone who wants three calm minutes — in the evening, on the train, in a waiting room — and has no wish to be scolded by a game. The objects are large, the text is readable, everything plays with one hand.

What it costs

The family house is free and complete: five rooms, sixty-four levels, every helper. Ten neighbouring houses — Alsace, a chalet, a riad, Brittany, the Atlantic coast, a cottage, an American farmhouse, a Scandinavian house, a Paris apartment, a majlis — cost €4.99 each, once and for all, VAT included, with their own festive set. The festive sets of the year cost €2.99. There is no subscription, and none is planned. A house can be given through a link, without an account.

What the game will never do

No timer. No lives or energy. No content locked behind another game. No paywall: without ever paying, you finish everything. No forced ads. No account, no password. No selling of data. No real brand among the things you tidy.

Who

Getrestow is published by NBM Conseil, a French company near Paris, run by Nabil Ben M’henni. The game is available in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic. You can write to us at hello@getrestow.com.