ChoreRoster

The house does not wait for a shared spreadsheet. Dishes film over, the bath floor dries in footprints, and someone always believes it is someone else’s week.

ChoreRoster keeps a household rotation on one iPhone. You name the chore, how often it returns, how long it usually takes, who is responsible, which room it belongs to, and what “done” actually looks like. The next due date sits on the roster instead of in a group chat.

Morning opens on a large date and one urgent job. Rooms appear as uneven tiles on a floor plan, not as a grid of counters. Agenda turns Today, This Week, and Overdue into pills you can filter by room and role. When a job is finished you type the minutes it really took, a short quality note, and a photo number — a reference you already use on paper, not a camera roll.

A temporary rotation change keeps a reason. History stays as large completion cards. Statistics draw room columns, a duration line, and a ranking of delayed chores from the work itself. Settings can write a CSV of the roster and set the daily reminder to a chosen hour. Everything lives in a local file on the device. There is no account.

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