Scheduling and rotation for shared houses
Whose turn is it?
Set each chore’s schedule once. Chores works out whose turn it is, every time it comes around, and puts it on their list.
Get startedThe household’s chore list, grouped by how often each chore repeats, with each chore’s schedule and who has it next. Beside it, a phone showing the chores due today and the days ahead.
How it works
- 01
Add your chores
What needs doing, and how often it comes around.
- 02
Invite the house
Send a link. Everyone sees the same list on web or phone.
- 03
Let it rotate
Turns come round automatically. Nobody has to keep score.
What it does
Any schedule
Set it once
Certain days, every few days, a date each month, or a stretch after it was last done. Say it once and it comes back round on its own.
Takes turns
Fair by default
Add the housemates and it takes turns in order. No scorekeeping, no fridge notes, no ‘I did it last time.’
Life happens
Not today?
Push it to tomorrow, the weekend, or next week, or skip this one. The schedule carries on from there.