Where to start
Can't decide where to start? Draw a chore - or a week of them to split.
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Press "Generate Chore" to see a result here.
Room
Press Generate and a household task comes up. It exists for the state where you know the house needs work, you have been standing in the hallway for ten minutes, and you have done none of it.
Housework rarely stalls because the tasks are difficult. It stalls at the decision about which one to do first, because every option is slightly unappealing and none is urgent. Handing that decision to a coin flip removes the stall entirely, and once one task is done the next is much easier to start - the resistance was to beginning, not to working.
Draw the number of chores you need, then feed the list into the team generator to assign them. Nobody picks their own, nobody can claim they were given the worst one deliberately, and the whole allocation takes under a minute. This is the closest thing to a fair method that does not require anyone to keep score.
Set the quantity to seven with No repeats on and you get a week of tasks, one a day, with nothing duplicated. That is a more realistic shape than a full cleaning day, and far more likely to actually happen.
The list is filtered to the room you chose, then a chore is drawn using your browser's cryptographic random source with rejection sampling, so nothing is favoured. Batches without repeats use a Fisher-Yates shuffle driven by the same source.
Press Generate and a chore comes up. Draw one when you cannot decide where to start, or draw several to split between people.
Yes. The filter covers the kitchen, bathroom, living areas, bedroom, laundry and outside.
Draw the number of chores you need, then use the team generator to assign them - that way nobody chooses their own and nobody argues about who got the bins.
Because the hardest part of housework is usually deciding what to do first, not doing it. Removing the decision gets you moving, and momentum does the rest.
Yes. Set the quantity to seven and press once for a week of tasks with no repeats, then Copy All.
Yes. Each chore is drawn with your browser's cryptographic random source, so everything in the chosen room has an equal chance.