A shared chore app for roommates, couples, and families. Sort work by room, set it to repeat, let it rotate fairly — and give the whole house one list that finally agrees with itself.
Free to use. App Store launch in progress.
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Who was supposed to do it, when it was due, whether it counts as a big job or a small one — ChoreKeep keeps all of it in one place, so nobody has to keep it in their head.
Share a code, and everyone you live with joins the same household. Assign a chore to one person, split it across several, or leave it open for whoever gets to it first.
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Chores live in the room they belong to, so you can see at a glance where the house needs attention.
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living Room
Build a repeating schedule with its own due time, then turn on round-robin so it rotates through the people you picked instead of always landing on the same one.
Take out the trash
Every chore carries an effort level, so the leaderboard reflects what the work actually took — not just who ticked more boxes. Turn it off entirely if your house would rather not compete.
Vacation Mode pauses reminders while you’re away and forgives the chores that fell during the trip — so you land to an empty list instead of a wall of overdue.
Fair looks different in a three-person apartment, a partnership, and a family. See the real routines each kind of household can set up in ChoreKeep.
No spreadsheets to port over, no point system to design. The setup asks four things and then gets out of the way.
Create a household — or join one with its invite code if someone beat you to it.
Start from the eight presets or add your own. Each room gets an icon and a colour so it’s recognisable at a glance.
ChoreKeep suggests the usual suspects — dishes, trash, laundry, sheets. Keep the ones that apply and you’re set up.
Share the invite code. From then on you’re all looking at the same list, and nobody has to ask whose turn it is.
What’s mine? What’s due? Who already handled it? And — if your house likes that sort of thing — who’s ahead?
Light, dark, and system themes are all first-class — the dark build isn’t an inverted afterthought. Drag the handle to compare.
Chores grouped by overdue, due today, and done — tick them off without opening anything.
Switch between the week strip and a full month calendar to plan around what’s already booked.
The activity feed records every completion, filterable by person, room, or chore type.
With gamification on, points are weighted by effort so the hard jobs actually count.
One household gets unlimited rooms and chores for free. Pro is for people who want fair rotation, Vacation Mode, or multiple homes.
Everything you need to run one shared home without artificial room or chore limits.
Monthly and annual options. Your app store shows the exact price in your currency before you confirm.
One subscription covers the household. Every active member gets the premium features — your roommates don’t each need to buy it.
Prices vary by store and region. Every purchase screen shows the exact amount before you subscribe.
Anyone sharing a home and the work that comes with it — couples splitting the week, families with kids old enough to have jobs on the list, and roommates who would rather look at an app than have the conversation again.
One household with unlimited rooms, one-off chores, and repeating chores — plus assignees, due dates, effort levels, reminders, the activity feed, and the leaderboard. Pro adds multiple households, round-robin rotation, and Vacation Mode.
See exactly what Pro unlocksNo. Pro applies to the household, so one subscription unlocks the premium features for every active member. Multiple households is the one benefit tied to the individual Pro account that bought it.
Pick the members a repeating chore should rotate through, and ChoreKeep hands each occurrence to the next person in turn. If someone pauses for a trip, the rotation skips them and picks back up when they’re home.
Vacation Mode pauses reminders for a date range and forgives the chores that fall inside it, for the whole household or just for you. You come home to an empty list rather than a fortnight of overdue.
Every household has a twelve-character invite code, shown as three groups of four, that you can share however you like. Each person signs in with their own ChoreKeep account and lands in the same list as you.
No. Gamification is a household setting you can switch off. With it on, completed chores earn points scaled by effort level so a deep clean counts for more than a quick tidy.
ChoreKeep is available free on Google Play, with an App Store release in progress. Email us and we’ll tell you the day it reaches the stores — no newsletter, no drip campaign.
ChoreKeep is available free on Google Play, with an App Store release in progress. Set up your household and let the app keep track.
