Random chore picker

Chore wheel for fair household tasks.

Yes, but keep the chore list age-appropriate and remove anything that requires supervision or unsafe tools.

Add chores like dishes, laundry, trash, vacuuming, bathrooms, and kitchen cleanup. Spin the wheel to pick the next task.

Use the chore wheel when chores need to rotate without an argument. Add clear tasks that are similar in effort, then spin to choose what comes next.

For families or roommates, make separate lists for daily chores, weekly cleaning, shared spaces, and age-appropriate tasks.

Task ideas

Chores to add first

Dishes, trash, counters, floors, pet feeding, clutter pickup, and laundry folding.

Bathrooms, vacuuming, mopping, bedding, fridge cleanup, dusting, and groceries.

Use shared-space tasks only so the wheel stays fair and avoids personal-room disputes.

Match chores to age and difficulty, then spin from the list that fits the person.

Starter wheel

Use for quick household tasks that need to rotate today.

Launch chore wheel

Works best when tasks are similar enough that the spin feels fair.

Open task picker

Use Pick Two to choose a pair of quick tasks for one cleaning sprint.

Try Pick Two

FAQ

Is a chore wheel better than a chart?

A chart is better for fixed responsibility. A chore wheel is better when the household wants quick rotation or a random task.

Can I use it with kids?

Yes, but keep the list age-appropriate and remove anything that requires supervision or tools they should not use.