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Free, open source · chores + shared costs

Hold your roommates accountable.

A fixed chore rotation nobody can quietly reassign, and expense splits — read straight off the receipt by AI — that always settle to the cent. Free and open source, for a household of any size, not just ours.

Start your houseThe story behind the app ↓

Today

Floors

Sam

Due today

Dishes

Priya

Up next

Trash

Jordan

Done

Brandon was a bum.

I live with 4 roommates. For years, the chore rotation was a paper chart taped to the fridge, and the money was a Google Sheet that required manual categorization and itemization of receipts and expenses.

As we started senior year, the printer stopped working. Being too lazy to buy printer ink, I built a digital version. A chore rotation that allows easy tracking, and a ledger that always adds up with AI-enabled receipt scanning.

I built it for my own house first. It’s free and it’s now open for your household.

— Tejas

Chores

A rotation nobody can quietly mess with.

Every chore owns a fixed order and a turn counter — turn N always belongs to the same person in the cycle. Finish it and the baton moves. Swap, skip, or go away for a while, and the order still stays exactly as predictable as the printed sheet.

Today

Floors

Sam

Due today

Dishes

Priya

Up next

Trash

Jordan

Done

Shared costs · AI receipt scanning

Snap a receipt. AI itemizes it for you.

Take a photo of the receipt and Domestic reads the line items automatically — no manual entry. Split evenly, by exact amount, or by share — the math is remainder-safe, so it always adds back up to the total. When it's time to pay, Domestic works out the smallest set of transfers that clears the whole house.

Shared costs

🧾 Scanned by AI

Costco run

Jordan paid $86.40

$21.60

Internet — March

Alex paid $64.00

$16.00

Settle up in

2 payments

Wall display

A board for the kitchen, not just your phone.

Pair a spare tablet and it becomes an always-on kiosk — today's chores, who's up, and notes the house leaves each other. No login on the tablet itself, so anyone walking by the kitchen can glance and go.

The Maple House

Floors — due today

Dishes — up next

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How it works

Up and running in a few minutes.

1

Start your house

Name it, pick which parts you want — chores, shared costs, wall display — and you’re the admin.

2

Invite your roommates

Settings makes a code and a ready-to-share link. Whoever uses it lands right in your house.

3

Everyone signs in

Google or email. No roster to maintain by hand, no spreadsheet to keep syncing.

Ready to ditch the spreadsheet?

Free and open source, remainder-safe by design, and it fits your house — not just mine.

Start your houseView the source on GitHub →