About Evenhaus
Even + Haus: a home where the work is split evenly.
Evenhaus is a shared chore app for roommates and couples that splits chores fairly by effort, and it is free for the whole household.
Why Evenhaus exists
Anyone who has lived with other people knows the pattern. One person notices the full bin first, another never seems to. Nobody wants to be the one who keeps score, so the imbalance stays unspoken until it isn’t.
Plenty of chore apps are built for one person and add sharing later, sometimes as a paid extra. That gets it backwards. In a shared home, sharing is the product. So Evenhaus starts from the household: one list, one rotation, one balance that everyone sees, and it’s free for every member.
The other idea is effort. Cleaning the bathroom and watering the plants are both “one chore”, but they aren’t the same amount of work. Evenhaus gives every chore a size and compares everyone’s effort with a fair share, so the numbers match what people actually feel.
The name says it: even, as in fair and square, and Haus, German for house.
Four rules we don’t break
Sharing is never a paid feature
Every person in a household uses Evenhaus for free. We will never charge for the second member, the third or the tenth.
Your data stays yours
We never lock data you already have. If Premium ends, your household keeps working.
No ads, no tracking
Evenhaus makes money from an optional subscription, not from your attention. No ad SDKs, no cross-app tracking.
Fair means effort
A shared home runs on effort, not tick counts. Everything in Evenhaus is built around that idea.
Who makes it
Evenhaus is designed and built by Haseeb Sagheer, an independent developer based in Islamabad, Pakistan. It’s a small, focused product with no investors to answer to, just the people who use it.
Questions, ideas or bug reports go straight to the person who builds it: help@evenhaus.me.
Make home feel fair again.
Set up your household in two minutes. Everyone joins free, and the chart keeps itself up to date.
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