ChoreKeep

ChoreKeep is a shared chore management app for households such as families, couples, and roommate groups. Members join a household with an invite code, then chores can be assigned to one person, several people, or anyone who claims them. Chores can be grouped by room, given due times, and set to repeat. The free plan covers one household and includes unlimited rooms and one-off or repeating chores, plus assignees, due dates, effort levels, reminders, an activity feed, and a leaderboard. The app also has scheduled push reminders, week and month calendar views, points, and light, dark, and system themes. ChoreKeep Pro adds round-robin rotation for repeating chores, Vacation Mode, and multiple households. Monthly and annual options are available, with the exact price shown in the app store before purchase. One subscription covers active household members; access to multiple households is tied to the purchasing account. ChoreKeep is available on Android and iOS. The maker says users can opt out of analytics in app settings and does not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. Profile and household photos use public media URLs that anyone with the URL may view.

ChoreKeep combines chore assignments, schedules, reminders, and shared progress features for household use. The free plan covers one household; Pro adds multiple households and other features, with pricing shown in the app store.

ChoreKeep suits people sharing a home who want to assign and track recurring or one-off chores together. Its household invite system and shared activity features fit families, couples, and roommates.

ChoreKeep is a shared chore manager for families, couples, roommates, and other households. It suits people who want recurring assignments and shared progress without a chore cap on the free plan. Its main trade-off is that Pro pricing appears in the app store, while its standout rotation and vacation tools require that upgrade.

Overview

Members join a household using an invite code, then chores can be assigned to one person, several people, or anyone willing to claim them. Organizing work by room and setting due times for repeating chores gives households a practical way to keep routine tasks visible. The free plan includes unlimited rooms and one-off and repeating chores, which makes it unusually accommodating for a single household that expects its task list to grow.

ChoreKeep also brings reminders, calendar views, an activity feed, points, and a leaderboard into the same app. That mix can help a household see both what is due and how work is being shared, though points and rankings will suit some groups better than others.

Key features

Scheduled push reminders and week and month calendar views make upcoming work easier to scan than a bare checklist. The activity feed and progress history add a record of completed chores, while effort levels let households distinguish between tasks. Points and a leaderboard give completion a game-like layer; that may motivate some members, but households seeking a purely functional list may not need it.

Pro adds round-robin rotation for repeating chores, Vacation Mode, and multiple households. Rotation can reduce the need to manually redistribute recurring jobs, and Vacation Mode addresses time away; both are useful refinements rather than prerequisites for basic chore management. One subscription covers active household members, but multiple-household access is tied to the purchasing account, a constraint for anyone expecting that feature to follow every member across their own households.

Pricing

Free costs nothing and covers one household, unlimited rooms, unlimited one-off and repeating chores, assignees, due dates, effort levels, reminders, the activity feed, and leaderboard. Its single-household cap is the important boundary; within that limit, the task and room allowances leave room for a busy home without requiring an upgrade.

ChoreKeep Pro has monthly and annual billing options, with the exact price shown in the app store before purchase. It adds multiple households, round-robin rotation for repeating chores, and Vacation Mode. The absence of a stated price makes it harder to compare costs in advance; choose it when those specific additions justify checking the in-app price, not simply to raise chore or room limits.

Platforms

ChoreKeep is available on Android and iOS. That covers households using either major mobile platform, but the supported platform list does not include a web or desktop version.

Who it's for

ChoreKeep is a strong fit for a family, couple, or roommate group that needs shared assignments, reminders, and a record of household progress, especially if one household can stay within the free plan. Homes with rotating recurring duties or periods away have a clearer reason to consider Pro. It is less compelling for people who need chores managed across multiple households without account-based limits, or who want a web option.

The privacy policy says users can opt out of analytics in app settings and that personal information is not sold or shared for cross-context behavioral advertising. It also says email passwords are hashed with bcrypt through Supabase rather than stored in plain text. One practical caveat: profile and household photos use public URLs that anyone holding the URL may view, and shared chore history may remain after account deletion with personal attribution removed.

Pros and cons

• Pro: The free plan allows unlimited rooms and chores, so a single household need not trim its task list to stay within a quota.
• Pro: Flexible assignments, reminders, calendars, and history combine day-to-day coordination with a view of completed work.
• Con: Free is limited to one household, while the price for Pro must be checked in the app store.
• Con: Multiple-household access is attached to the purchasing account, which may complicate use across separate household memberships.
• Con: Public photo URLs are a consideration for households sharing profile or household images.

Alternatives

Chore Apps is a useful starting point for comparing the category. BeTidy is another freemium Android and iOS option; its free plan includes unlimited rooms and tasks, recurring tasks, project organization, points and rankings, vacation mode, and task history, so it is worth considering if those free-plan features match your needs.

Chap is a freemium alternative for households that want Android, iOS, macOS, and web access. ChoreTrack is another freemium Android and iOS choice, with a free plan capped at two kids and 10 chores. Chorish is an iOS-only alternative with a free plan limited to one household, four people, and nine chores.

DooCoins is another freemium option for Android and iOS. Family Fair Play offers Android, iOS, and web access, with a free plan of 20 tasks and four household members. Flatastic is a freemium Android, iOS, and web alternative. Homsy is another freemium option for Android, iOS, and web, with a free household plan for two.

Verdict

Choose ChoreKeep if your household wants a shared mobile chore system with flexible assignments, reminders, and generous free task capacity. The free plan is the clearest reason to start: it supports a full, growing chore list in one household. Look elsewhere if web access is essential, or compare the app-store price carefully before paying for Pro's rotation, vacation, and multiple-household features.