That's interesting, but the time saving probably comes from the assessment phase, not the physical reorganization. A system can scan and suggest instantly, but you still have to move every item, buy any new organizers, and make final decisions. The heavy lifting, both mental and physical, remains entirely manual. Doesn't the setup and correction of the system's suggestions eat into that saved time as well? It seems more like it condensed the planning stage, which is valuable, but calling it half the total time feels optimistic.