Either of you saves an idea
A meal to cook, a film, a place to try, or a link someone sent. It goes on a wishlist you share.
Sundown is a shared space for couples. Save a restaurant, a film, or anything else for later. When you pick a night, it goes on the calendar you both see.
Jules adds Lupa, the Roman place, to the wishlist, then schedules it for Friday the 12th at 20:30, and it shows up on the calendar.
Every idea starts on the wishlist. Give it a date and it moves to the calendar.
A meal to cook, a film, a place to try, or a link someone sent. It goes on a wishlist you share.
When one of you is ready, give the idea a date and a time. There’s nothing else to fill in.
The idea leaves the wishlist and shows up on the calendar you share. Your partner gets a notification.

On iPhone, open Sundown in Safari, choose Share, then Add to Home Screen. Sundown’s icon lands on the home screen, and it opens full screen, like an app.
Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, with notifications when your partner adds or schedules something.
See the whole wishlist beside the idea you’re looking at, and the month or week at a glance.
Sundown has no feed, no followers and nothing public. It’s a list and a calendar that two people share.
Two people who make plans together. It is built for couples: one shared list, one shared calendar, and nobody else in it.
Yes. You each sign in with your own, and you both see the same wishlist and the same calendar.
It runs in the browser on both. Add it to your home screen to get notifications when your partner adds or schedules something.
They move to Already been on their own. Sundown doesn’t send a notification when that happens.
They stay on the wishlist until one of you removes them. Nothing expires.
One of you signs up. Once you’re in, you invite the other from Settings, and they join straight away, with no wait.