Pricing

One price for the whole Sweet, or pick the apps you need. Compass is free either way. (Figures below are provisional — final pricing is being confirmed.)

Everything together

The Touchgrass Sweet

Best value

£30/mo

or £300/year

  • All four paid apps: Proggy, Lejja, Biddit, Doey
  • Compass forecasting — free, included
  • £40/mo of apps for £30/mo
  • Mistakes reversible across the suite
Get the Sweet

Or choose individual apps

Proggy

Released

£10/mo

or £100/year

  • Kanban task board
  • Project Timeline (Atlas Gantt)
  • Workspace structure tree
Get Proggy

Lejja

Released

£10/mo

or £100/year

  • Fund accounting, native
  • Grant tracking from real transactions
  • Cashflow what-if planner
Get Lejja

Biddit

Released

£10/mo

or £100/year

  • AI drafting in your organisation's voice
  • Template & question-bank builder
  • Bid pipeline dashboard
Get Biddit

Doey

Pre-release

Pre-release

  • The torn-paper canvas
  • A ready-to-read-aloud activity library
  • Timing mode — one-action retiming

Compass

Coming soon

Free

  • Budgets & cashflow forecasting
  • What-if scenarios
  • Shareable funder links

Questions

What’s in the Touchgrass Sweet?

Four paid apps — Proggy (projects), Lejja (the books), Biddit (funding bids), and Doey (workshops) — plus Compass, our free forecasting tool, alongside.

Can I buy the apps individually?

Yes. Each paid app is £10 a month or £100 a year. The Sweet bundles all four together. (Final pricing is being confirmed.)

Is Compass really free?

Yes — Compass is genuinely free, on its own and alongside any plan. It isn’t open for sign-up yet; leave your email on its page and we’ll tell you when it opens.

Is Doey available to buy now?

Not yet — Doey is pre-release. You can join its early-access list to be first in when it opens.

What happens if someone deletes the wrong thing?

Across the Sweet, mistakes are reversible by design — Proggy’s recoverable Bin restores a deleted board or task, and Lejja fixes errors by posting a reversing journal rather than rewriting history.