
Every morning, Chore Chores distributes chores to each household member. It rotates tasks and balances by difficulty so no one person carries the load.

Rate each chore from 1–5 difficulty. Chore Chores uses this to balance the workload — scrubbing the bathroom is more difficult than wiping down a counter.

See who did what and when. Track completion history to keep things transparent and spot when the balance is off.
Set chores to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, twice a week, or on any custom interval. Chore Chores handles the scheduling so you don't have to.
Add everyone in your household. Chore Chores rotates chores through all members so the work is truly shared — not just delegated to one person.
Each person gets notified with their chore list for the day. No planning, no asking — everyone just knows what to do.
Add household chores, set how often they need doing (daily, weekly, twice a week, monthly), and rate difficulty from 1–5.
Invite your partner, family members, or roommates. Everyone gets the app and their own daily task list.
Every morning, Chore Chores automatically distributes chores — rotating tasks and balancing by difficulty so the workload is always shared.
Some people see the mess right away. Others need it spelled out — and that's fine. Chore Chores gives you a clear list of exactly what needs doing each morning. No guessing, no waiting to be asked.
Noticing what needs doing, planning it, and delegating it is exhausting. Chore Chores takes over that invisible workload — everyone gets their own list without anyone having to ask.
Housework is one of the most common things couples fight about. Chore Chores takes the negotiation out of it — chores are distributed automatically, balanced by difficulty, and rotated so no one gets stuck with the worst jobs.
Getting kids to do chores is easier when it's not coming from you. They see their own list each morning, they do their part. No excuses, no repeating yourself.
My girlfriend and I used to fight about chores at least twice a month. She always felt like she was doing all the work — and honestly, she was right. She noticed messes the moment something was out of place. I didn't see them until things started to pile up.
Our communication around housework was never on the same level. I needed a clear list of tasks to know what to do. She didn't think she should have to be the one to provide it — and I get that. No one wants to feel like they're managing their partner on top of everything else.
I tried helping out more when I noticed things, but there was just too big a difference in how we each saw the mess. So I sat down and built Chore Chores.
Now our chores are split evenly every morning. I have my list, she has hers, and we both get things done. She doesn't have to ask me to help, and I don't have to ask her what needs doing. The house stays clean and a real weight has been lifted off our relationship.