Daily MantelOne price for the whole house
Not per person, not per device. A wall tablet, four phones, and a laptop all count as one family.
Free
Genuinely enough to run a household on. Forever, no ads.
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- Shared calendar with recurring events and reminders
- Chores, stars, routines, and the reward store
- Groceries and to-dos, with items assignable to a person
- Up to 30 photos and the screensaver
- Wall mode — turn an old tablet into the family display
- Up to 6 family members
Most families
Plus
The whole app, for the family that lives in it.
$49/ year
$4.99/mo billed monthly — yearly saves 2 months
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Calendar sync — subscribe to Google, Apple, or Outlook
- Meal planner and recipe box, with ingredients → groceries
- Music, uploaded songs, and podcast subscriptions
- Exercise plans and the parent Plan cockpit
- 2,000 photos · unlimited members and lists
- Grandparent share link
Pro
Plus everything, with an AI that does the planning for you.
$99/ year
$9.99/mo billed monthly — yearly saves 2 months
- Everything in Plus, plus:
- AI plan-my-week and draft-my-week
- AI find-a-recipe with live web search
- AI exercise plan generation
- 100 AI actions a month, per household
- 10,000 photos
Cancel any time. Downgrading re-locks the paid features and keeps every photo, recipe, event, and star exactly where it is — nothing is deleted.
Questions
- Do I need to buy anything?
- No. That's the whole idea. It runs in a browser, so any phone, tablet, or laptop you already own works — including an old tablet you'd otherwise have thrown away.
- What happens to my data if I downgrade?
- Nothing. Paid features re-lock, and every photo, recipe, event, and star stays exactly where it is. Upgrade again and it all comes straight back.
- Is the free plan a trial?
- No — it's free forever, with no ads. It has the calendar, chores, stars, rewards, lists, and 30 photos. Plenty of families will never need more than that.
- Why is AI only on the top plan?
- Because each AI action costs us real money. Pro includes 100 a month per household, which is far more than most families use, and the remaining count is shown in Settings.