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Chores + shared costs, one app

The fridge chart, minus the guesswork.

A fixed chore rotation nobody can quietly reassign, and expense splits that settle to the cent — 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

Split to the cent, settle in the fewest payments.

Snap a receipt and let it fill in the line items. 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

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 to run, remainder-safe by design, and it fits your house — not just mine.

Start your house