Roommate Wheel

A fair chore wheel, and a weekly card of whose turn it is.

Start a house

List two or more people and the chores. The page rotates them fairly each week and gives you a weekly card. There is no account and no server. The house stays on this device, in this browser. Names are not put in a link. To tell housemates whose turn it is, save or copy the weekly card (image or text). A bookmark on this same browser may use a random id that contains no names — it will not open the house on a different phone or computer.

Do not enter children’s names. This site is for a general audience and is not directed at children under 13.

2–16 unique names. Use first names or nicknames you already share in the house. Do not enter children’s names.
A colon or an em dash after the name is treated as a note. If there are more chores than people, some people get more than one that week; over as many weeks as there are people, each person does each chore the same number of times.
If you pick a day that is not Monday, we use the Monday of that week. Weeks are Monday through Sunday.

How this works

  1. Name the house, list the people and the chores, and pick a Monday to start. Do not enter children’s names.
  2. Each week the assignments rotate. Over as many weeks as there are people, each person does each chore the same number of times.
  3. The house stays on this device. Names are not put in a link. To tell housemates whose turn it is, share the weekly card (image or text).
  4. You can swap two people for a single week without changing the rest of the rotation. That swap is saved on this device only, so share an updated card if the house needs to see it.

This is a chore list, not a clinical or family-therapy product. It is not directed at children under 13.