Sunday: Got it. Added 4 things: Charlie’s passport, swim nappies, Billie’s birthday gift, book the dentist.
Sunday creates your list
Send a voice note or a quick message. Sunday turns it into the list.
For whoever carries the load
The collaborative assistant for modern parenthood
Sunday handles the to-dos, so you can enjoy the moments of chaos, joy and love.
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Sundaynow
Charlie’s 12 month immunisations are due on the 14th. Dr Nguyen has Thursday at 9:40am. Shall I book it?
Sarah: Yes please
Sunday: Booked. It’s in both your calendars and I’ve let Alex know.
The mental load
Every household runs on an invisible list.
It lives in your head, in your notes and in three group chats. Sunday takes it on and ticks it off, one thing at a time.
The family listShared with Alex
- Charlie’s passport
- Add Charlie to Medicare
- Swim nappies
- Billie’s birthday gift
- Book the dentist
- 12 month immunisations
- Daycare waitlists
- Thank-you cards
How it works
Say it once. Sunday handles it.
Sunday handles it
Sunday researches, calls, emails, books and orders. Your to-dos done, not just remembered.
Sunday notices
Sunday gets to know you, your family and your preferences, then notices what’s coming before you have to ask, and gets it done.
Built for the family
Designed to share the load. Partners, grandparents and carers on the same team: everyone sees what’s done, any of you can approve.
Village recommendations
Tried-and-tested picks from parents who’ve been there, not the whole internet.
A week with Sunday
Small moments, handled.
The questions that used to land on one parent, the research nobody had time for, the booking that kept slipping. Here’s how they go with Sunday.
Example conversations. Businesses and prices are illustrative.
Sunday handles it
The questions that used to go to Sarah.
Alex asks Sunday what to pack, says how he’d like it done, and Sunday sorts the rest. Sarah just gets the update.
Sundaynow
Reminder: you’re taking Mia to swimming this Saturday at 9am.
Alex: Thanks! What do I need to pack?
Sunday: Swimmers, a swim nappy, goggles, a towel and a change of clothes. Looks like we’re out of swim nappies.
Alex: Can you order some? Same ones as last time, Woolies is fine.
Sunday: Done.
Woolies delivery Friday between 4 and 6pm. I’ve let Sarah know.
Built for the family
Two parents. One shared brain.
Either of you can approve. Both of you see what got done.
Sarah, Alex and Sunday in one group chat: no forwarding, no “did you book it?”, no one person holding the whole plan.
Sarah, Alex and Sunday
Today 9:12am
Sunday
Billie’s 1st birthday is this Saturday, 14 Nov, 10am at Centennial Park. Shall I RSVP for all four of you?
Sarah: Yes! Alex can you take Mia? Charlie naps at 10
Alex
Yep, I’ll take her
Sunday
RSVP sent for Alex and Mia, with a note that Sarah and Charlie might pop by after his nap. Want me to sort a gift, around $40?
Alex
A book? She loved the one we gave Mia
Sunday
Good call. Where Is the Green Sheep? board book, gift wrapped, delivered Thursday for $24. Shall I order it?
Order itNot now
Sarah: Perfect, go for it
Sunday
Ordered. The card says: Happy 1st birthday Billie, love Mia, Charlie, Sarah and Alex.
Village recommendations
Picks from parents who’ve been there.
Sunday finds the swim school local parents rate highest, calls to check times, and books the one that suits you.
Sarah: Can you find swimming lessons for Mia?
Sunday: Bluegum Swim School looks to be the highest rated among local parents. I called them and they have availability next term on Thursdays at 10am or Saturdays at 9am. It’s $210 for 12 weeks. What day suits you?
Village pick
Bluegum Swim School
Sarah: Saturdays
Sunday: To book I’ll need a mobile for SMS confirmation. Happy for me to use yours?
Sarah: Yep, please book
Sunday: Booked!
Bluegum will text the confirmation to your mobile.
Sunday notices
It notices before you have to ask.
Six weeks out from going back to work, Sunday has already looked into childcare, and what three days a week means for your next Parental Leave Pay.
Sundaynow
You’re 6 weeks from going back to work. I’ve looked into childcare for Charlie and how three days a week affects your next Parental Leave Pay.
Research
Childcare near you, Tue to Thu from February
Daily fees after the Child Care Subsidy
- Little Wattle ELC$68a day
- Gumnut Early Learning$74a day
- Paperbark Kids$71a day
Three days a week comfortably meets the work test for Parental Leave Pay next time.
Sunday: Little Wattle is the favourite with local parents and has a tour on Thursday at 10am. Shall I book it?
Sarah: Yes, book the tour
Sunday notices
Your extras, used. Your cover, checked.
Sunday spots the dental extras before they reset, books you both in, then checks your cover still fits your family.
Sundaynow
You have $600 of unused dental extras that reset on 31 Dec. Would you like me to find dentist availability for you and Alex?
Sarah: Yep
Sunday: Bayside Family Dental’s next open slot is Wed 4 Nov, 11:40am. Let me know if you’d like me to book.
Sarah: Sounds good, book it in
Sunday: Booked!
Calendar updated and I’ve let Alex know.
Sundaynow
Also, your cover still includes pregnancy and birth. Switching could save about $3,500 a year.
Sarah: Show me the switch options
Examples
The to-dos Sunday takes off your plate.
Life admin
- Apply for Charlie’s passport
- Add Charlie to Medicare
- Book a family photo session
Childcare
- Find a new babysitter
- Research and book swimming lessons
- Get on daycare waitlists
Health
- Book Charlie’s 12 month immunisations
- Research cheaper health insurance
- Get a paediatrician referral
Supplies
- Restock formula
- Find a meat delivery service
- Order nappies in the next size up, at the best price
Social
- RSVP to Billie’s 1st birthday and buy a gift
- Book a date-night dinner
- Write thank-you cards
Trust
Your family, your data, your call.
- Notes
- iMessage
- Daycare app
- Calendar
- Sunday
Connect
Your to-dos are in notes, plans in WhatsApp, groceries in iMessage, updates in the daycare app and events in your calendar. Sunday works with the apps you already use, so coordination and doing happen in one place.
Your data is yours
Your family’s details, including your children’s, are protected. Your login details stay private. Your data is never used to train third-party AI models.
You approve it
Sunday never books, pays or messages without your okay. Either of you can approve.
Time back
The help parents actually need.
Sunday handles the to-dos, giving you time back for friends, nights out, reading, or just a slow Sunday.
Because it really does take a village.
- Childcare.
- Cleaners.
- Friends.
- Meals.
- Siblings.
- Gardening.
- Grandparents.
- Sunday.
About
The years with young kids are often described as the golden years.
We’re told ‘blink and you’ll miss it,’ and reminded that the days are long but the years are short. However, the reality is that these years can also be the most challenging. For the person running the household, and let’s be honest, it’s usually a mum, it’s a never ending list of to-dos, constant coordination, exhaustion, overwhelm, and mental load.
Our vision is a future where parents are freed from the invisible work it takes to raise a family, giving them time back for the things that matter most: the chaos, the joy, and the love.
Sunday’s parents
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Samantha Callender
Co-founder, the creator
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Richard Eve
Co-founder, the guardian
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Inga Pflaumer
Co-founder, the builder
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Hugo Welke
Co-founder, the designer
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