The Everyday Systems welcomes pitches for clear, practical stories about everyday routines, tools, and projects. We are interested in useful ideas readers can adapt, not sweeping promises or product-first copy.
What to pitch
Propose a distinct question or task within personal technology, home routines, food planning, work habits, or creativity. A good pitch explains who would find it useful, what the reader will learn, and why the subject deserves its own article. Specific, manageable angles are easier to assess than broad themes.
What to include
Send a short outline, a working title, and a few sentences describing the proposed approach. Mention relevant experience or sources you expect to consult, but do not present credentials or evidence you cannot substantiate. Disclose any relevant commercial interests and note whether the idea has been published elsewhere.
How to send a proposal
Submit your pitch through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Please send the proposal rather than a full draft unless one has been requested. A submission is not a promise of publication, and material should be original or clearly attributed.