Most family apps organize your calendar and your lists. Unhurry starts where the weight really sits — your family's money — then brings the week, the meals, and the small things into one calm, private place.
No sign-up to try· Nothing you type leaves your device· Free while in beta
One person starts the family, everyone else joins with a code and a PIN. No email, no password.
Personal planning stays on your device. Family lists sync privately between your phones. Export or delete everything, anytime.
No advertising, no analytics that identify your family, we never sell your data. The opposite of a free app that watches you.
Paste your statements and Sweep lays the month out plainly — what came in, what went out, where it really went. It runs entirely in your browser: no account, no bank login, nothing logged anywhere.
It's the first thing most families never quite manage to see together — and the calmest place to begin. Get this clear, and the week gets lighter on its own.
It's that everything — the money, the week, the dinners, what each person needs — lives in one place: your head. Apps promise to take it off your hands, but many ask for your bank password, send a steady stream of notifications, or charge every month.
Here the trade is different. The tools run in your browser. Nothing logs in. Nothing watches. You use them, and what you type stays with you.
Shared lists that stay in sync between your phones. A personal “My Day” that never leaves your device. The week and the dinners, gently in hand — with a calm assistant that speaks at most twice a day and never changes anything without your yes.
The systems change; the method doesn't. It's the whole thing, and it fits on a napkin.
The single thing worth doing well, kept for your best hour of the day.
The medium things that move the week along — chosen on purpose, kept light.
The little ones, off your mind and onto the page, so nothing rattles around at 11pm.
And nothing ever turns red. A missed day just moves — moving on gently is the point, not a failure.
Everybody joins with a code and a PIN — no email, no account. What each person sees is set to their age, so the home never feels like more than it should.
The money, the week, the lists, the settings. You decide what everyone else can see.
A teen with their own list and their part of the week — not just a corner of a parent's account.
A younger child sees only their own small part — a couple of things to tick, nothing overwhelming.
The littlest don't need an account or a phone — they're simply part of the family, on everyone else's view.
A teen who has their own list is a small thing — and a rare one. It's the part most family apps leave out, and often the part that decides whether the second person in the house ever really joins in.
We don't have millions of users to show you — we're just starting, quietly. What we can show you is how it's built, and you can check every word of it.
Personal planning stays on your device. No advertising, no analytics that identify your family, and we never sell data. On the free tools you can open your browser's network tab and watch: nothing goes out.
A six-word recovery phrase, shown once, is yours. Export or delete everything, anytime. If you ever choose to leave, you leave with all of it.
One honest system at a time. Some parts are live, some we're still building — and we always tell you which is which, right on the page.
If faith is part of your family, there's a gentle, optional way in — never a condition. If it isn't, you'll never see it.
Unhurry Home is being built slowly, in the open — one honest system at a time. Use it today for nothing, and early families are looked after as it grows. No surprises, no pressure.
One email when there's something new worth your time. Nothing in between.
We keep only your email. We never sell it — leave in one click, any time.
Thank you. We'll only write when there's something worth your time.
Made by a finish carpenter, in the evenings — a side project for his own family first. I gave up time to keep our privacy, then went looking for the time back too. The first tool was a bit of Python. Each thing I find becomes a system, and a system I can give away.
— the maker of Unhurry, building it in public
Start with the money, get the week light, and hand the hours back to the people you love. Not now? The app isn't going anywhere — come back when life feels ready.