£2. Once.
No subscription, no trial that expires, no second thing to buy later. You pay two pounds and then we're square.
What you're paying for
The app is free to look at. The demo is the whole thing, minus the one feature that needs two phones.
£2 buys the sync. A relay that carries your entries between your devices, in seconds, encrypted the entire way, that you couldn't reasonably run yourself. That's the bit with a cost attached, so that's the bit with a price on it.
Why £2 and not £2 a month
Subscriptions make sense for things you use forever. You will not be logging nappies forever. In a couple of years you'll stop opening this, and that's a perfectly good ending. It'd be strange to keep charging you for a phase your child has grown out of.
Two pounds covers hosting and keeps the whole thing honest. There's no upsell, no premium tier, and no reason for me to make the free version annoying, because there isn't one.
What happens when you pay
- You pay £2 through Stripe. I never see your card details.
- You get a receipt by email. That's all it is: proof you paid. Nothing to keep safe, nothing to type in.
- The app makes your sync code, and you put it on both phones. That's the part that matters, and it takes about a minute. How setup works.
Lost the receipt? Email me, I'll send another.
Lost your sync code? That's the one that matters, and I can't re-send it, because I never had it. Any phone you've already set up can show it to you again. More on that.
Refunds
Email me within 14 days and I'll refund the £2, no questions. After that I'll still read the email and probably say yes. Your UK consumer rights apply on top of this regardless.