Text it once, it's handled.
Milk, the dentist on Tuesday, the electricity bill due on the 15th — type it the way you'd text it. Hutch puts each thing where it belongs, for both of you.
iPhone and Android. Free for everything this week.
One household, two phones, nothing to argue about.
Everything is shared by construction. Add on one phone, it's on the other in seconds. What one of you typed stays visible next to what Hutch made of it, so nobody has to argue about whether someone actually said something.
The second seat is free. Always.
One of you may pay for the long-range money features one day. Your partner never hits a paywall, never enters a card, never gets nagged to upgrade. Adoption by the reluctant partner is the whole point.
What it does
Five surfaces, one capture button, nothing hidden behind an icon.
Add anything
“milk, dentist Tue 4pm, Tauron 240 by the 15th” becomes a list item, an event and a bill. Anything unsure is queued as one question, never a form.
The shopping list
Shared in real time, usable one-handed with a trolley. Check items off, then finish the shop: total, envelope, done — or photograph the receipt.
Cooking in batches
Plan a week around what you actually cook: chili for eight, eaten over three days. The shopping list writes itself from the week's batches.
Money that moves as you shop
Manual envelopes — groceries, eating out, home — visible from the list, so you see what a shop does to the month before you tap.
The week, honestly
Seven strips: dinner, events, what's due, and which evenings are too busy to cook. That's where the cooking session gets scheduled.
Chores without a scoreboard
Take turns, or just tick things. Anyone can tick anything. No running totals of who did more — a scoreboard is ammunition.
How it works
Capture
Type it, share it from any app, or forward the email. Under four seconds, or it isn't worth it.
It lands
Each thing goes to its surface — the list, the week, the bills — with the original text kept underneath.
Answer once
When Hutch wasn't sure, one card asks one question. Your answer is final; it's never asked again.
Pricing
Free is this week. Paid is the next two years.
0 zł
Everything for running the week: capture, the shared list, meals and batches, envelopes, the week view, chores. For both of you, forever.
Coming
The long view: standing bills that recognise next month's email, the rolling forecast, receipts history, envelope history. One subscription per household — one pays, both have it.
Questions
Is my partner's account free?
Yes, permanently. Subscriptions are per household, never per person. If one of you pays, both have everything.
Where is my data?
In a database in the EU (Frankfurt). Text you capture and receipt photos are sent to an AI model to be read, and not retained by us beyond the answer. You can delete your account, and everything with it, from inside the app.
Does it read my bank account?
No. Envelopes are manual on purpose. We'd rather you tell us what a shop cost, at the till, than ask for your bank login.
Which languages?
English and Polish today, per person — you can each use your own.
Will it work offline in the shop?
Yes. The list you saw last stays usable; ticks and additions queue and send when signal returns.