One price. One home.
A family is a family — no tiers, no seats, nothing to configure.
Before Caju, our family’s life ran on five apps and a group chat — a calendar here, a budget there, trips, workouts, the reading pile — each with its own ideas about our family’s data. Nineteen pounds replaces the stack.
It is also the whole business. You pay us, so nobody else has to — no ads, no tracking, nothing about your family for sale. The subscription keeps the servers on, and keeps us answering to exactly one set of people: the families inside.
Every room — the calendar, tasks and trips, health, the money, the reading pile — has its own tour on the Inside page.
If you ever stop paying, there is no contract and no exit fee — your data leaves with you as one plain download, and your home simply closes behind you. What we keep, what we delete, and what happens if we ever close the doors is written down on one page, in plain words. The rules of the house →
Caju is invite-only while we make room, one home at a time. Leave your email and we’ll send a key when a home opens up.
A handful of keys go out each month.
Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing — no card is asked for until your key is in the door.
Built and run by one family in London — the same one that lives in it.
No ads · No tracking · No investors · No strangers in your home
Welcome home.
Caju is a private household app — a family’s calendar, tasks and trips, health, and money, gathered into one calm place. One home per family, invite-only; your data is never sold or shared.
Built by one family, for one household. · caju.casa