HomeLifePlannerChores that don’t need to be remembered out loud.
Write it once, give it an owner and a day. Everyone sees what needs doing, what is in progress and what is finished — without anyone being the household’s reminder service.
A board the whole household understands
Three columns: to do, in progress, done. Move a task with one tap as you go. Switch to a list when you just want to read it.
Each task gets a number — HOME-12 — a priority from low to urgent, an optional due date that turns red when it is late, and a person with their colour.
- Assign to a member, or leave it open for whoever gets to it.
- Filter the board by person to see only yours.
- Overdue and “due today” are obvious at a glance.
- A description for the details that always get asked.
Fair, because it is finally visible
Most arguments about chores are really arguments about visibility. When the work is written down and attributed, the conversation changes: you can see what was done this week and by whom.
The statistics keep it factual rather than personal — a count per person, not a verdict.
- Tasks completed per member, per period.
- Notifications when a task is assigned to you or completed.
- Per-task visibility, so a surprise or a personal errand stays private.
- Birthdays create their own reminder task automatically.
Questions families ask
Can children have their own tasks?
Yes. Give the child a family member name and colour, assign tasks to them, and they see the board on their own phone or tablet after joining with the household code.
Can a task repeat every week?
Not yet — recurring chores are on the roadmap. Today you duplicate a task or create it for the week when you plan it.
Can I hide a task from someone?
Yes. A task can be limited to chosen members. The person it is assigned to always sees it, so a hidden task is never an unassigned surprise.
Do tasks send notifications?
Yes, per device and in each person’s language: a task assigned to you, a task completed, and other household news you choose to follow.
Keep exploring
Write the chores down once.
The first week is the hardest; after that, nobody has to ask who was doing what.
Free to start. No credit card. Works on any phone, tablet or computer.