Someday Plus

Keep the life you designed.

Someday shows you what a jackpot actually becomes. Plus keeps yours, re-priced every draw, for as long as you’re here. A year in, you own a line no one can hand you: its value is its length.

What it costs

Coming soon

What’s included

Where the money goes

What a gift really costsGive your brother $10M and $10M is not what arrives. Plus models the gift tax and shows you the number that lands, and what it takes to make him whole.
Married changes the arithmeticMarriage doubles what passes before that tax starts. One toggle, and every figure below it moves.Assumes a married couple’s combined $30M exemption, fully available, no prior gifts (modeled as one pool).
What giving gives backMoney to charity comes off what you owe. Plus adds that line, and the one underneath it: what you effectively keep once it’s counted.

Kept, and still moving

Your Someday, savedWhat you built, kept: not a screenshot, the real thing, priced again each draw.
Re-priced every drawThe jackpot moves; your number moves with it. Nothing to do but look.
The line it has tracedEvery draw your Someday has been through, with the nights you redesigned marked on it.
Your recordsThe biggest your Someday has ever been, and the night it happened.
The draw-day noteOne note, only when the number moves.

Down to the person

The people you namedName who you’re giving to, and see what each of them receives: today, and every year after.
Inside each decisionSplit the money into the real things underneath: the houses, the causes, the people. Every one priced.

More than one life

Design more than oneKeep several Somedays and move between them. Each one keeps its own history.

Coming to Someday Plus

See the life, not just the line

Coming to Plus: a richer picture of the life you designed (the home, the places, the years). Not built yet; subscribing today doesn’t buy it.

Free, and staying that way

Designing a life is free, and stays free. The full design flow, the full reveal, and the card you can share: no account, no payment. Plus keeps yours.

Someday is real math about an imaginary win, for entertainment, not advice.