Household chore chart
List who lives in the house and the chores, with the weight of each one (1 = light, 3 = heavy). The tool balances everyone's total and rotates the chores every week.
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Household chore chart: what it is for
List the people in the house and the chores with a weight from 1 (light) to 3 (heavy). The tool hands out the chores starting with the heaviest and always gives the next one to whoever has the least weight, so the totals end up similar.
Each week the adults' sets of chores rotate among them. Anyone with an asterisk in their name (a child, for example) gets half the weight. The list is saved in the browser and the chart can be copied or printed.
How to use
- Write the people and the chores with the weight of each one.
- Choose how many weeks to show and shuffle again for a different split.
- Print or copy the chart for the family.
When to use it
- Couples and families who want to share the housework.
- Shared houses and apartments among friends.
- Giving light chores to kids.
Frequently asked questions
How is the split kept fair?
Each chore has a weight. The tool hands them out starting with the heaviest and always gives the next one to whoever has the least weight that week, so the totals end up as close as possible. The following week, the chores rotate among the people.
Can I include kids?
Yes. Add the kids to the list and give light chores a weight of 1. If you want them to do less, write the name with an asterisk (Ana*): anyone with an asterisk gets half the weight of the adults.
Is it saved?
The list is saved in this browser. To stick it on the fridge, use print; to send it to the family group chat, use copy.
Is it really free?
Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 tools are free and run right in your browser.