“Whose turn was it?” shouldn’t be something a household argues about.

BinPilot settled one recurring duty: the bins. ChorePilot is for everything else: every chore your household actually does, whose turn it is, and whether it got done. With shopping lists and a household chat in the same place.

Tell us what your household needs

Sound familiar?

The chart on the fridge lasted three weeks.

“I did it last time.” And nobody can prove otherwise.
You asked whether the bathroom got cleaned. You got “yeah”, and you’re still not sure.
One of them does most of it. The other has quietly worked out that nothing happens if they don’t.

How it works

Set it up once, and the household keeps itself honest.

Name the chores your home actually has, choose how often each one repeats, and decide whether it rotates fairly around the household or belongs to one person. From then on everybody opens the same calendar and sees whose turn it is.

Your chores, your rules

Nothing is preset. Name any chore, repeat it daily, weekly or several times a day, and set a time window or leave it open.

Fair turns, worked out for you

Rotate a chore around the whole household or just a chosen few: the dishes round three of them, the bins round two.

Proof it was actually done

Ask for a photo on the chores that need one. The person’s name and the time are burned into the picture itself.

A record that doesn’t argue

Who owed it, when it was due and when it was marked done, timed by the server and never by anybody’s phone clock.

Everyone signs in as themselves

A chore belongs to a person, not a handset, so nobody can tick off someone else’s job.

Swaps and excuses, handled properly

Trade a turn with someone, or ask to be let off. An administrator decides, and the request is kept alongside the outcome.

Oversight without reading their diary

Anyone in the household can keep tasks of their own that nobody else can read. Everyone else sees only that the time is taken, never what by, so the household can plan around it and each person still keeps something private.

The rest of the household

Shopping and conversation, in the same place.

Shopping lists the whole house shares

Keep as many lists as you need. Tick things off as you shop, save the items you buy every week so you never retype them, and start a new list from a saved one.

A household chat

One conversation for the home, with the controls a shared space needs: report a message, block someone, or delete what you wrote. Messages are removed after 90 days.

A few examples

You write your own chores.

These just show the kinds of schedule you can set.

Washing upEvery evening, rotating round the household
HomeworkWeekdays 17:00 to 19:00, each to their own
LaundryEvery Saturday, taking turns
Bathroom cleanEvery second week, taking turns
Feed the petTwice a day, morning and evening
Anything elseName it, choose when, choose who

Planned for later

Voice and video calls between people in the same household

ChorePilot is in active development. The features shown here may change before launch, and no pricing has been set. Proof photos are held for a limited period and then deleted automatically; the record of who did what, and when, is kept.