I tracked how working parents actually spend their "free time" for 3 months. The results were brutal.

Here's where the hours disappear:

1. Bill comparisons & switching providers (~90 min/month)

You know you're overpaying for insurance, internet, or energy. But comparing plans, calling to cancel, waiting on hold, negotiating — it never happens. So you keep bleeding money.

2. Appointment booking & rescheduling (~45 min/week)

Dentist for the kids, car service, vet, doctor follow-up. Each one is a 10-minute task that somehow takes 3 days because you keep forgetting.

3. Subscription audits (~30 min/month)

You're paying for at least 2-3 things you forgot about. Everyone is. But logging into each account, finding the cancel button, dealing with "are you sure?" flows... it adds up.

4. Paperwork & forms (~60 min/month)

School forms, insurance claims, warranty returns, tax prep docs. Death by a thousand PDFs.

5. Digital clutter (~30 min/week)

Overflowing inbox, expired passwords, cloud storage chaos, photo backups. The mental weight alone is exhausting.

Total: 6-8 hours per week of tasks that feel small individually but compound into a second job.

That's what we handle at Done for you. Every single one of these, off your plate, for less than the cost of one dinner out per month.

If this sounds like your life, you already know.