Chore Wheel
Share the housework fairly. Spin to hand out chores to family members or housemates, with ready lists for daily jobs, weekly jobs, kids and shared houses.
- Daily and weekly lists
- Kids’ chores
- Roommate rotation
- Free, no sign-up
Click the wheel or press Ctrl + Enter to spin
Paste a whole list at once. To give an entry more chances, add *2, *3… at the end of its line, or set an exact share with *25%.
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Run thousands of spins on your current list in a few seconds, using exactly the same secure draw as the wheel, and compare each entry’s real share with its expected share. Test spins are not added to your results.
…Post this fingerprint before a draw. Afterwards anyone can paste the list on the verify page to check it wasn’t changed.
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The wheel picked
Method
How to Hand Out Chores Fairly
- Load the chore list, or type the jobs your home actually needs.
- Turn on Remove winner after each spin.
- Go round the household. Each person spins and takes the chore it lands on.
- Keep going until every chore is taken. The Results tab is your rota.
- Next week, Restore removed and spin again so nobody is stuck with the same job.
Make it work
Tips for a Chore Wheel That Lasts
- Match jobs to age and ability. Give younger children their own Kids list.
- Balance big and small. If one chore is much bigger, split it in two.
- Let people swap if both agree.
- Shared house: spin areas, not tasks, so each person owns one room for the week.
Ready-Made Chore Lists
Weekly (10)
Vacuum · Mop floors · Clean bathroom · Change bed sheets · Laundry · Dusting · Clean fridge · Recycling · Water plants · Clean mirrors
Daily (8)
Wash up · Dry and put away dishes · Wipe kitchen surfaces · Take out rubbish · Feed the pet · Tidy living room · Set the table · Clear the table
Kids (8)
Make your bed · Put toys away · Set the table · Feed the pet · Water plants · Sort socks · Put laundry in the basket · Wipe the table
Shared house areas (6)
Kitchen · Bathroom · Living room · Hallway and stairs · Bins and recycling · Shopping run
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a chore wheel work?
Each person spins and gets the chore the wheel lands on. With no repeats on, every chore is given out once.
Can the wheel pick the person instead?
Yes. Put names on the wheel and spin once per chore. The random name picker does exactly that.
How do I rotate chores each week?
Spin again each week with Restore removed. Because the draw is random, jobs change hands over time.
Can I save our chore list?
Yes. It’s saved in your browser, and Copy share link gives everyone the same list.
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