DARYL is priced per household, not per person. One plan covers up to six people, each with their own account. There are three options: Free, Household, and Household with your own AI provider key. DARYL is in private beta, and prices for the paid plans will be announced at launch.
Plans
| Plan | Who it is for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Anyone who wants the basics | Timers, alarms, lists and reminders. Today and Pages. Two devices. Two read-only bots with 10 tasks a week. No AI chat. |
| Household | A home of up to six people | Everything in DARYL for up to six people, each with their own account. Dates and tasks from photos, routines and a weekly summary. Up to 8 bots with 100 tasks a week. Every device. Billed monthly or yearly. |
| Bring your own key | People who already pay an AI provider | Everything in Household, running on your own AI provider key. Usage on your key doesn't count toward limits. The key is stored encrypted. |
How billing works
- One person, the household admin, pays for the plan. Everyone they invite gets the plan's features.
- Plans are billed monthly or yearly.
- If a paid plan ends, everyone in the household moves to Free. Nothing is deleted.
- The Free plan doesn't need a card.
What the Free plan keeps working
Timers, alarms, reminders, lists and notes don't depend on the AI model, so they work on every plan, including Free, and keep working during an AI outage.
What a "task" is
Bots work in tasks: one task is one run of a bot's job, such as checking a page or sending a summary. Each plan has a weekly task budget for bots, shown in the app as a number, not in tokens.