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What it costs

Buy it once. No subscription, no account, nothing to keep up. Updates arrive on their own, for ever.

Not open yet

The shop is not taking money. These are the prices it will open at, and the rooms below are the ones that will be ready on the day — nothing here is a promise about something that does not exist yet.

The Sunday System comes with any of them

The screen everything opens into: this week, the horizon, everything you are holding, the house rules, the people, the reply templates, the handover for whoever is covering, and the calendar hand-off. Photograph the school letter and it reads it.

Buy one room and it opens with it — there is no separate price and never will be. One room is £19, so the whole of the Sunday costs nineteen pounds, once.

It is not a trial, not a cut-down anything, and not a thing you have to keep up. It happens once a week and it ends.

The rooms

System 001
Wardrobe System
Your own saved pictures in, a dressed week out, from the clothes you already own. Wear counts, cost per wear, and the gaps.
£19
System 002
Meals System
Four weeks of food the family actually eats, swapped by the sort of night it is, lunchboxes included. The shopping list falls out of the week.
£19
System 003
Kids System
Knows your children. Term time it runs the week; all year it knows what still fits; in the holidays it decides who has them which day.
£19

Or take three

Any one room
£19
Start with the one that is loudest. There is no minimum and no set to complete — add another whenever you like, and what you have already spent comes off.
All three
£45
£15 each. £39 in launch week for anyone on the list. The joins start at two and it feels like a system at three.

Rooms added later are £14 each. Once all nine exist there will be an everything price of £89, and anyone who has bought along the way pays the difference rather than paying twice.

Still being built

Described so you know where it is going. No prices and no dates, because a date on a page turns a slipped month into a refund conversation.

Garden — what wants doing outside Occasions — the big days, worked backwards Packing — the bag, from the trip Home — what the house is actually due Upkeep — appointments and the routine Finance — what is genuinely free this month

What you are actually buying