Chap suits couples, roommates, and families who want to share recurring household tasks.
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Best Chore Apps 2026
Keeping household tasks visible can help people coordinate who does what and when. Compared on chore assignment, reminders, and completion tracking, these apps also differ in recurring chores and progress history. Household member limits may matter for your home, so check those alongside supported platforms to make sure everyone sharing tasks can use the app. PointUp, Homsy, and Family Fair Play are among the options represented. Free-plan availability and paid-from pricing provide context as you compare the features with your household’s routines, whether you need recurring assignments, a record of completed work, or reminders to keep tasks on track.
Family Fair Play
It suits households looking to share chore assignments and see how work is distributed.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebFlatastic
Flatastic suits families, couples, and flatmates who want to coordinate household shopping, chores, spending, and updates.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebRumi
Rumi suits couples, roommates, and families who want to coordinate household work, meals, shopping, and dates.
iPhone & iPadMacTody
Tody suits partners, families, and roommates coordinating recurring cleaning on Android or iOS.
AndroidiPhone & iPadChoreTrack suits families who want children roughly ages 4–14 to track chores and work toward parent-selected prizes.
KidTask is intended for families with school-age children who want to organize chores and rewards.
PointUp may suit families organizing recurring chores and rewards for children aged 4 to 16.
Schedgy suits households sharing recurring chores and wanting visible task ownership.
BeTidy suits households that want a shared schedule for recurring chores and home-organization projects.
DooCoins is for families who want to organize children’s tasks, allowances, and rewards through parent and child apps.
Nipto suits households that want shared chores presented as a points-based activity.
ChoreKeep suits people sharing a home who want to assign and track recurring or one-off chores together.
It suits families, teens, and roommates who want shared chore lists, recurring task groups, and points.
Wipzie suits families, couples, and roommates coordinating recurring household work.
Chorish suits families, housemates, and small teams sharing chores on an iPad.
It suits individuals, families, and roommates who want Android-based chore scheduling and completion tracking.