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For roommates and housemates

A roommate chore chart that actually gets done.

Who does what, and when — on one week everyone in the flat can open.

How to set it up

Four steps to a rota nobody argues with.

  1. List five chores, not fifteen.

    The ones that happen every week. The rest can wait.

  2. Give each one a day and a time.

    "Bins: Leo" means later. "Thursday, 20:00" means Thursday.

  3. ChoreWeek 1Week 2
    KitchenSamLeo
    BathroomPriyaSam
    BinsLeoPriya

    Rotate every week.

    Over a month, everyone has done everything once.

  4. Put it where everyone looks.

    Send this week's link. It opens on any phone, no account needed.

Free template

Rather start on paper?

A one-week chore rota to print or open in a spreadsheet.

Questions

How do you split chores fairly?

Take turns at the ones nobody wants. A weekly rotation gets there without an argument.

How often should a cleaning rota rotate?

Weekly. Long enough to own a chore, short enough that nobody is stuck with the worst one.

What if someone skips their chore?

Most chores are forgotten, not refused. A day and a time everyone can see removes the excuse.

Does everyone need to install an app?

No. Dyal runs in the browser, and a housemate only needs the link to see the week.

Put the rota where everyone can see it.