Pricing
Free to start. A few dollars for the whole house.
One subscription covers everyone in the household. No per-seat pricing, no surprises.
Free
$0forever
Everything a household needs to get organized.
- 1 household, up to 2 members
- Shared calendar
- Grocery & to-do lists
- Chores & load balancing
- Up to 3 tracked assets
Plus
Most popular$9/ month · or $79/yr
The full household OS, for one home.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited members & assets
- Recall monitoring (NHTSA + CPSC)
- Warranty tracking
- Two-way calendar sync
- Command Center display
- Encrypted vault (5 GB)
- AI Shelf Scan (monthly allowance)
Home
$16/ month · or $149/yr
For larger households and multiple properties.
- Everything in Plus
- Multi-property support
- Vault storage (50 GB)
- AI Shelf Scan (higher allowance)
- Lending network
- Priority support
On iOS, subscriptions are billed through the App Store. Prices in USD. Children's accounts are always free and never see advertising or third-party analytics. Every plan runs the same eight modules; the vault is described on the security page.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- What is Sherpsy?
- Sherpsy is a household operating system — one shared place for your family's calendar, grocery and to-do lists, chores, recipes and meal planning, a pantry that tracks what's in the house, home and vehicle maintenance, product-recall alerts, and an encrypted vault for important documents. It stays quiet and speaks up only when something needs your attention.
- How much does Sherpsy cost?
- Sherpsy is free for one household with up to two members. Sherpsy Plus is $9/month (or $79/year) and adds unlimited members and assets, recall monitoring, warranty tracking, two-way calendar sync, the Command Center display, and the encrypted vault. Sherpsy Home is $16/month (or $149/year) for larger households and multiple properties. One subscription covers everyone — there is no per-seat pricing.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes. One household with up to two members, the shared calendar, grocery and to-do lists, chores, and up to three tracked assets are free, with no credit card required.
- What platforms does Sherpsy run on?
- Sherpsy runs on the web today, on any phone, tablet, or computer browser. Native iPhone and Android apps are in testing ahead of their store release. The Command Center turns any spare tablet with a browser into a family kitchen display.
- Is my data private and secure?
- Yes. The vault is end-to-end encrypted: every entry is sealed on your device with AES-256-GCM before it ever leaves it, so Sherpsy's servers only ever store ciphertext and staff cannot read them. Every row of household data is fenced off by database row-level security, and children's accounts run no third-party analytics and no background location tracking.
- Does Sherpsy use AI, and where does my data go?
- In a few focused places, always with you in control. Recipe cards, receipts, and serial plates are read on your own device by on-device OCR — that text never leaves the phone. Shelf Scan is the one feature that sends a household photo off your device: you point the camera at the pantry and an AI provider identifies what's on the shelf, always after a clear heads-up before the shutter. Nothing an AI extracts is ever saved until you have reviewed and confirmed it, and each household gets a set monthly allowance of scans.
- Can children have accounts?
- Yes. Children can have their own accounts, or you can add a young family member by name with no email or login at all. Children's accounts are always free, see no advertising, and are never tracked by third-party analytics.
- How do family members join a household?
- An admin sends a single-use invite. There is no shared household password — everyone signs in with their own account: Google, Apple, Microsoft, or Facebook, or a one-time code sent to their email.
- Does Sherpsy check for product and vehicle recalls?
- Yes. Sherpsy re-checks your vehicles and products against the NHTSA and CPSC federal recall databases about once a day and raises an alert linked to the campaign and remedy. It never shows a false 'all clear' — it tells you when it last checked and reminds you to confirm with the manufacturer.