Every shared home has the same argument: the bathroom somehow always lands on the same person. This preset loads eighteen universal household chores, so the wheel — not habit, not volume — decides what gets done next and by whom.
Step-by-step for the week
- Spin once per person per session and assign whatever lands.
- Turn on “remove winner” so each chore is done exactly once before anything repeats.
- Set a timer per chore (15–25 minutes) so big and small tasks feel equal.
- Export or screenshot the result and pin it where everyone sees it.
- Reset the wheel next week for a fresh, even rotation.
Why the wheel ends chore wars
Chore charts fail because someone always suspects the split was rigged. A visible random draw fixes the politics: the wheel uses the browser’s Web Crypto API (crypto.getRandomValues) with rejection sampling, so every chore has an identical chance and the result happens on screen in front of everyone. Over a month, the unpleasant tasks distribute themselves evenly.
Customizing the list
- Delete chores your home does not have (no stairs, no plants, no oven).
- Add home-specific items like “clean the balcony” or “feed the pets”.
- Split into daily quick tasks and weekend deep-clean lists.
- For assigning named people to tasks rather than picking tasks, use the task matcher.
Practical tips
- Agree the rules before the first spin, not after an unlucky one.
- Pair a hated chore with a liked one in the same session.
- Put on music — a timed spin plus a playlist beats nagging.
- Rotate who presses the button so the draw visibly belongs to everyone.