Questions
Fourteen answers, in the same words Sunday would use in the chat.
No. Sunday lives in WhatsApp, which you already have. You sign in once here to set up your profile, and everything after that happens in your chat.
Nothing. Everything Sunday does is free in early access, and if you buy a piece the brand may pay Sunday a commission, at no change to your price. The errand is Sunday's premium tier, by invitation, and everything else stays free.
No. You check out on the brand's own site, and Sunday never sees your payment details. The errand, Sunday's premium tier, is the one exception, and only for members who are invited in and switch it on: there, Sunday does the checkout for you, inside the budget you set.
Zara, Uniqlo, Massimo Dutti, Everlane, The Frankie Shop, Nike, Adidas, Lululemon, Alo Yoga, Vuori, Ralph Lauren, Drake's, Aimé Leon Dore, Faherty, Nudie Jeans, Norse Projects and Scotch & Soda.
Sunday is built for shopping in the United States: every drop is composed from US storefronts, priced in dollars, out of the stock those shops are showing that morning.
Send one photo at setup and Sunday renders each look on you. The render is AI generated, so read fit and color as a very good sketch, not a mirror.
No. Skip it and you get clean product shots instead. You can add a photo later, or delete the one you sent, whenever you want.
From what you tell it, and from the order confirmations already in your inbox if you connect your email. Sunday keeps a top, a bottom and a shoe size, and researches how each brand runs as a separate question, because a medium is not a medium everywhere. Where there is no evidence, Sunday asks instead of guessing.
Say so once. Sunday mutes the brand and keeps it off every drop after that, without you having to repeat yourself.
Yes. Set a ceiling and Sunday composes inside it, for a single piece and for the look as a whole. Ask for cheaper mid-conversation and it recomposes.
On the schedule you pick during setup. One message changes it, and "pause" stops the drops without deleting anything you have taught it.
If you connect your email, Sunday reads your order history and treats those pieces as yours, so it can style around what you own instead of selling it to you a second time.
Sunday keeps only what it needs to style you, never sells it, and deletes it when you ask. The short version is in the privacy policy.
Reply "stop". Sunday stops. There is no retention flow, no offer to win you back, and no email chain afterwards.