Cover the gaps

The sitter ask, handled.

Rank your people once. When a day needs covering, Rompling asks your first choice, then the next if they can’t — and the first yes books it.

The request in progress: Priya has 15 hours left to answer, with Grandma Jo and Sam queued next.

How it works

  1. Rank your people

    Grandparents, sitters, neighbors — in the order you’d call them.

    Starting a sitter request: pick the date, times, and kids, share allergies with whoever says yes, and rank Grandma Jo, Priya, and Sam in the order to ask.
  2. Start from any gap

    Pick the day. Choose what safety info goes to whoever says yes.

  3. They answer in one tap

    By email — texts coming soon. No app, no account, no awkward group chat.

    What the sitter sees: “The Harpers are hoping you can watch Maya and Leo” on Tuesday, October 13, with one-tap Yes and No — no account needed.

Little things parents love

  • Their time, respected

    Each person gets a window to answer before it moves on — 24 hours by default.

  • Allergies go to the right person

    Only what you tick, only to the sitter who says yes.

  • You can step in

    Skip ahead, cancel, or mark it booked yourself.

  • Texts, coming soon

    Requests go out by email today; text messages are on the way.

Who it’s for

  • Working parents
  • Grandparents
  • Shift workers

Questions

Does my sitter need the app?

No. They get an email with Yes and No buttons. That’s it.

What happens if nobody says yes?

You’re told when the list runs out, so you can make a call or widen the net.

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