Your time
Week, month and today views, recurring plans, photos, shared household entries and separate personal to-do lists.
Your time. Your money. Your food. Your goals. Unravel brings the practical parts of everyday life together without turning life into more admin.
Unravel is being built as a personal operating system for everyday life — simple on the surface, with the practical detail underneath when you need it.
Week, month and today views, recurring plans, photos, shared household entries and separate personal to-do lists.
Transactions, regular payments, snapshots, forecasts and straightforward money education without pretending to be financial advice.
A week of meals, recipe library, shopping list, budget awareness and supermarket shortcuts.
Weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual goals with milestones, next actions, motivation and learning.

Appointments, memories, recurrence, photos and the next few things that matter — saved in the cloud across devices.

Transactions, monthly repeats, week/month/quarter snapshots, forecasts and a simple picture of what is really happening.

A full week of meals, recipes, shopping, budget awareness and supermarket shortcuts — with exact food photography where it genuinely matches.

Goals become milestones and next actions, with visible accountability and learning rather than another forgotten list.
A beautiful site is not evidence. The private beta needs to tell us whether people return, whether £19.99 feels fair, and whether the referral benefit improves distribution without becoming the reason people buy.
These are working thresholds, not achievements.
£19.99 is a price hypothesis. We will ask testers whether the product is worth it before the referral benefit is allowed to distort the answer.
Working consumer price. Two adult profiles included.
Each active direct paying referral earns 50% of your monthly membership as credit. Two active paying referrals = 100% covered. Direct referrals only.
The referral mechanism requires legal/accounting review before launch. Cash earning for additional referrals, if ever introduced, would be a separate later programme.
Short, practical education is part of the product promise. The private test will include quick walkthroughs for Diary, Finance, Food and Goals — no hour-long training course.
What Unravel is, how the four parts connect and the best way to start without trying to fill everything in.
One short lesson at a time: plan a week, understand money, build a food plan and turn a goal into the next action.
Every lesson ends with one useful action so learning immediately improves the member's real Unravel.
Six learning modules are mapped out — Overview, Diary, Finance, Food, Goals and First-week Review. The useful part starts now with real screenshots and visual walkthroughs; video will be added only where it genuinely improves the explanation.
Open the learning hubThis form is designed to give us useful evidence, not vanity sign-ups. We are intentionally asking about price and referrals before the product is public.
No payment. No health or financial information. Just enough to understand whether you are a useful beta tester.
The corporate proposition only becomes serious after consumer proof. The strongest trust promise is simple: the employer may pay for Unravel, but the employee's diary, finances, food and personal goals remain private.
Illustrative commercial modelling only. Not a public pricing offer.
Before public launch, Unravel needs professional review for privacy, subscription terms, tax/VAT, referral mechanics and security. We will not pretend those jobs are complete while the business is still being proven.
Personal product data should remain private to the member. Corporate customers should never receive an employee's personal diary, finance, food or goals data.
Use a proven payments provider, clear monthly/annual billing, renewal reminders and straightforward cancellation rather than clever friction.
No invented testimonials, no guaranteed savings and no income claims the evidence cannot support.
Unravel should earn trust by being genuinely useful before it tries to become big. AI helps keep the cost of experimentation low. Customers decide whether the product deserves to grow.