A LITTLE TEAMWORK GOES A LONG WAY

Small chores.
Happier homes.

A simple online chore list for the whole family. Add the jobs, share them out and tick them off from your phone, tablet or computer.

Give it a try

Free for now. No credit card. Just a little less reminding.

LITTLE JOBS. BIG TEAM EFFORT.

THE EVERYDAY STUFF

The happy home list

Today
2 of 5 doneLook at you go!
Every little bit helps.

Go on, tick one off. It feels good!

An example chart to play with. Your family gets its own.

One family.One simple list.A little more breathing room.

LESS REMINDING. MORE DOING.

Easy as one, two, done.

Because keeping on top of home life shouldn’t be another chore.

01

Make it your family’s.

Create your chart and add everyone’s first name or nickname. Big helpers and little helpers welcome.

02

Share the little jobs.

Add your chores, choose who’s doing what and pick the days. Keep it as simple as your family needs.

03

Tick. Smile. Carry on.

Open your family’s chart online and tick off the jobs as they’re done. Your list is saved, ready for the next time you sign in.

A family folding laundry together in a sunny kitchen

MADE FOR REAL FAMILY LIFE

A shared list.
A lighter load.

From feeding the dog to putting the toys away, it’s easier when everyone knows their little part.

ChoreChart keeps your family’s jobs together in one place online. Clear jobs, names beside them, and that lovely feeling of ticking something off.

Simple enough to become an everyday habit.

A few little questions.

Is ChoreChart free?

Yes. Registration and your family chore chart are free for now, with no credit card needed. If paid options are introduced later, you’ll be told before choosing one. You won’t be automatically charged.

Does everyone need an account?

No. A parent or carer creates one family account. Add family members by first name or nickname, then sign in to the family account on the devices you use together. Children don’t need their own email address or account.

Do we need to download an app?

No. ChoreChart works in your web browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Just sign in to open your family’s saved chart and tick off the jobs online.

Who’s behind ChoreChart?

ChoreChart is a standalone business owned by The Farmers Lot Pty. Ltd., created around one simple idea: everyone can do their little bit.

A HAPPIER HOME STARTS HERE

Meet your new family list.

Free for now. No card needed.

Use at least 12 characters.

For parents and carers. We only need first names or nicknames on your chart. .

SHARE THE LITTLE JOBS

Add a chore

Which days?

YOUR HOME TEAM

Who’s helping?

First names or nicknames are all you need.

ONE THING BEFORE YOU START

Keep your key somewhere safe.

This recovery code lets you reset your password if you forget it. Save it somewhere private — it’s only shown once.

ChoreChart doesn’t send password reset emails.

KEEPING FAMILY LIFE PRIVATE

Your information

ChoreChart is a standalone business owned by The Farmers Lot Pty. Ltd.

What we store

Your account email, family name, a protected password, a protected recovery code, the names or nicknames you add, your chores and completed ticks. Please use nicknames instead of children’s full names and leave sensitive information out of chore descriptions.

Why we store it

To sign you in, save your chart and show it on the devices where you use your family account. Your chart is only available after signing in. Anyone you give your family login to can view and change it.

Cookies and security

We use an essential session cookie to keep you signed in and protect forms. This website has no advertising trackers or third-party analytics. Limited hashed network identifiers are kept temporarily to help prevent repeated login attempts. Our hosting provider may also maintain server access logs.

Your choices

You can change or remove chores and family members from your chart. Signed-in parents and carers can download their information or delete their account below. Account deletion removes the active account and its chart; copies in any hosting backups remain subject to the hosting provider’s retention arrangements.

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