Pricing
One rhythm, sized to the household.
Three ways to bring Hearthsync home — a single rhythm, household coverage for the whole family, or the rhythm plus a steady cadence of reflective check-ins. Pricing is set when you write to us, because the rhythm is sized to your household rather than the seat.
Baseline
Single rhythm
The full daily rhythm, sized to one body.
- A real wind-down ritual, not a sleep tracker with a streak.
- Meals sequenced for your conditions, not a generic plan with your name on it.
- Movement, herbs, hydration, and quiet time editing the day as the week changes.
- A stress library that ties breath, journaling, and sensory anchors back to the day.
- The rhythm edits itself when sleep, energy, or stress shifts.
A single subscription replaces three or four you probably keep on a card right now — a meditation app, a food guide, a sleep coach, a mood journal. Each only sees its own axis, and you carry the work of stitching them together.
Expanded
Household coverage
One rhythm for several bodies, with a shared household spine.
- A separate rhythm for each member, sized to their conditions and the day they actually have.
- A shared household spine: meals sequenced once, movement and quiet time written for the whole home.
- Sleep and stress outlook read against who had a hard week and who did not.
- The rhythm edits itself across the whole house when one person’s stack changes.
- Pricing sized to the household rather than the seat, laid out honestly when you write to us.
- No extra subscription added when a second, third, or fourth member joins.
Stacking one subscription per household member multiplies the brokerage cost: each app sees only its own axis, advice from one competes with another, and the integration work lands on the family. The rhythm covers the household as one continuous plan, with each member’s conditions carried inside.
Reflective
Guided
The rhythm plus a steady cadence of reflective check-ins.
- A monthly review that holds the rhythm against the month you actually lived.
- A reflective thread for a hard week, a new diagnosis, or a life event.
- Structural support around the care you already have — a coach, a clinician, a partner.
- No advice that competes with the professionals already in your life.
- The rhythm edits itself when reflection reveals what the daily plan missed.
We will not pretend a rhythm replaces a good coach. What the plan adds is structural support around the care you already have — a steady check-in cadence, and a place to write what the rhythm missed. Both are useful; they do different jobs.
The brokerage cost of stacking
What stacking does not see.
Stacking three or four self-care subscriptions does not feel expensive at first. Each one sits quietly on a card, and each one does its own job well. The cost shows up later, in the work of stitching advice together.
A meditation app does not know what your food guide said yesterday. A sleep coach does not see the herbs your clinician prescribed. A mood journal does not read the stress outlook your partner has been carrying. The rhythm is sized so each axis sees the others, because the day is one thing, not five.
When you’re ready
Join the waitlist for the household rhythm.
A line is forming. Drop your email; we’ll write when the rhythm is ready to bring home — quiet, no marketing spam.
- One short email when the rhythm opens for new households.
- No newsletter cadence, no upsells, no third-party sharing.
Or write directly to hearthsync-management-services@polsia.app — we read every message.