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Chores, split evenly.
One shared chore chart for your whole home. It rotates the chores, weighs each one by effort and shows everyone’s fair share, so nobody has to keep score in their head.
Free for everyone at home No ads iPhone housemates join on the web
Hi Sam
2 points this week
Fair share so far: 3.0
Your chores
All done for today. Your share is up to date.
Every shared home keeps a secret tab.
In every shared home, someone quietly does more. Nobody wants to be the one keeping score. So the dishes pile up, the bathroom waits, and small things turn into the conversation.
A list on the fridge can’t tell you whose turn it is, what’s overdue, or that last week was lopsided.
Taking out the recycling and deep-cleaning the bathroom both count as “one chore”. They shouldn’t.
Some chore apps charge for each extra member. Sharing is the whole point of a household app, so Evenhaus makes it free.
Set it up once. Then it runs itself.
Pick the flat-share or couple starter list, or add your own chores with a schedule: daily, weekly, every few days or monthly.
Share a six-letter code or a link. Android housemates use the app, iPhone housemates just open the link in their browser.
Tap done when you finish a chore. Evenhaus hands it to the next person and updates everyone’s share of the work.
Made for your kind of home.
Roommates & flatmates
Start from a ready-made chore list for roommates, rotate the bathroom and the bins, and let the balance settle who’s behind. Free for every flatmate.
Evenhaus for roommatesCouples
Put cooking, laundry and the planning nobody sees on one shared list, weighted by effort, so the split is fair and visible to both of you.
Evenhaus for couplesA bathroom isn’t a light switch.
Every chore gets a size. Small things are worth one point, big jobs are worth three. Fair means fair effort, not just the same number of ticks.
How effort points work1 point
Take out the trash · Water the plants · Wipe the table
2 points
Vacuum the hallway · Do the laundry · Weekly groceries
3 points
Clean the bathroom · Deep-clean the kitchen · Clean the oven
This month
42 points in total · fair share 14
Jonas is 4 points behind fair share
See who did what, without the argument.
Everyone sees the same numbers: points per person this week and this month, each person’s share, and a fair-share line. The facts are on the screen, so nobody has to bring it up.
Your iPhone flatmate is in too.
Android app on Google Play · iPhone on the web · iOS app coming soon
Nobody gets left out because of their phone. Android housemates install the app from Google Play; everyone else opens the invite link and ticks chores in the browser, on the same list and the same balance. No download, no password: just a name, an email and a code. A native iOS app is on its way.
Small details that add up.
Auto-rotate through everyone, give a chore to one fixed person, or leave it open for anyone.
One reminder a day at the time you choose. Easy on your battery.
Tapped the wrong chore? Take it back, points and rotation included.
No ads, no tracking SDKs, data stored in the EU. Delete your account any time.
Follows your phone’s theme and respects reduced-motion settings.
No per-person pricing. Add every flatmate, partner or housemate for free.
Free for everyone. Premium if you want more.
Sharing is never behind a paywall. Premium adds the long view, and one purchase covers your whole household.
Free
$0forever, for everyone
Everything a household needs to share chores fairly. No trial, no member limit.
Start freeOne purchase unlocks the whole household
Premium
$17.99 $1.99 per year · about $1.50 a month per month, cancel anytime
For households that want the long view. One person pays, everyone at home gets it.
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Prices in US dollars. Google Play shows the price in your local currency and handles billing. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel them in Google Play.
Guides for a fairer home
A realistic apartment cleaning schedule for roommates: 10 minutes a day plus one 45-minute slot each a week, with ready-made splits for 2, 3 or 4 people.
ReadHow a chore wheel works, the two classic designs, why most wheels stop turning after a month, and a free text template that rotates chores fairly.
ReadWhat the Fair Play method is, how Eve Rodsky’s 100 cards and four rules work, where couples get stuck, and a free, lighter way to run the same idea at home.
ReadA good household chore app is free for everyone who lives there, decides whose turn it is automatically, counts effort rather than the number of tasks, and works on every phone in the home. Evenhaus is a shared chore app for roommates and couples that splits chores fairly by effort, and it is free for the whole household. Chores rotate when someone ticks them done, each chore is worth 1, 2 or 3 effort points, and a shared balance shows every person’s points this week and this month against the fair share. Android housemates use the app and everyone else joins through a link in the browser, so a mixed Android and iPhone household can use one chore chart app together. It is a chore tracker for adults sharing a home, not a kids’ reward chart.
Good to know
A shared chore app keeps one chore list for everyone in a home, decides whose turn each chore is, and records who did what. Evenhaus is a shared chore app for roommates and couples by Haseeb Sagheer: it rotates chores automatically, weights each one by effort and shows a fair-share balance for the week and month.
Yes. Everyone in your household can use Evenhaus for free, with unlimited members and chores and no ads. Premium is optional ($1.99 a month or $17.99 a year) and one purchase unlocks it for the whole household.
Each chore gets effort points: S (1), M (2) or L (3). When someone ticks a chore done they earn its points. Evenhaus compares everyone’s points with the fair share (total points divided by the number of people) and shows who is ahead or behind.
Yes. iPhone users open the invite link in Safari and use the web version at app.evenhaus.me, on the same shared list and balance as everyone on Android. A native iOS app is coming soon.
Evenhaus works for two people just as well as for a flat-share. It includes a couples starter list, and both partners use it for free.
Evenhaus is live on Google Play: install it free, create your home and share the invite code. Housemates on iPhone or a computer join through the web version, no download needed.
Set up your household in two minutes. Everyone joins free, and the chart keeps itself up to date.
Free for everyone at home No ads iPhone housemates join on the web