Chore charts for families who have tried chore charts before
Recurring chores that rotate on their own. No whiteboard, no arguing about whose turn it was.
Chore charts fail for one reason: somebody has to maintain them, and that somebody gets tired of it. A chore that recurs and rotates by itself removes the job that was killing the system.
Rotation without a referee
Whose turn it is stops being a matter of opinion.
- Chores rotate between household members
- The app remembers who did it last
Recurring, not re-created
Set it once.
- Chores repeat on their own schedule
- Complete or reopen a chore in a tap
The whole household sees it
Same list for everyone, like the shopping.
- Shared across the household
- Assign a specific chore when you need to
Alongside everything else
One app for the running of the house.
- Shares the household calendar and members
Questions
Can I assign a chore to a specific person instead of rotating it?
Yes. Rotation is the default because it is the part people argue about, but a chore can be assigned directly.
What happens if someone misses their turn?
The chore can be reopened, and the rotation carries on. It is a record of what happened, not a punishment system.
Do children need their own accounts?
Everyone who is going to tick things off needs to be a member of the household.
Get your household on one list
Free to start — create a household and invite the people you live with.
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