Our story

For the past few years, we've been getting together with our friends and their kids every Sunday afternoon for soccer and snacks. The kids run around on the field. The parents sit on the sideline catching up, passing around food, maybe splitting a bottle of wine. It's the best part of the week.

Pretty quickly it became a thing. More families started showing up. People started bringing stuff — coolers, orange squares, cheese, crackers, camp chairs. Sundays went from “are we doing this?” to “obviously we're doing this.” It became the tradition everyone looked forward to.

But the bigger it got, the messier the planning got. The group text was a disaster. Every week it was the same chaos — who's coming, who's not, who said they'd bring the ball and forgot, who's on snack duty. Half the time you had to scroll through forty messages just to figure out if it was still happening. The actual getting-together part was magic. The coordination part was a headache.

So we built something. A simple app where one person can RSVP for the whole family, everyone can see who's in and who's out, and there's a signup list so nobody shows up with three bags of chips and no drinks. That's it. That's Sunday Funday.

But here's the thing — it doesn't have to be soccer. It can be a monthly potluck, a neighborhood game night, a standing beach day, whatever. The point isn't the activity. The point is having a reason to get your favorite people in the same place on a regular basis and making the planning part disappear so you can get to the good stuff.

We built this for our Sunday game. We're sharing it because everyone deserves a tradition like that.