Comparison

Apps for sharing household chores: a comparison

Each app solves a different problem. Here’s what each one is best at, based on what it publishes on its website, so you can pick the one that fits your home.

AppBest forHow it motivatesWhole householdPrice (per its website)Platforms
TasklyFamilySharing chores as a weekly game in families, couples and shared flatsPoints, leaderboard, a weekly prize chosen at home, chore wheel, duels and flash challengesYes, each on their own phone; profiles for kids without a phoneFree, no adsAndroid and browser (iPhone too)
SweepyRoom-by-room cleaning with an automatic scheduleFamily leaderboard, streaks and points per task; parents approve kids’ tasksYes, by inviting the householdFree with a Premium tier (price not published)iOS, Android and web
TodyCleaning by area based on what’s dueMonthly challenges against Dusty, its characterHousehold sync and FairShare on Premium+Free for one person; Premium $9.99/year; Premium+ $25–80/yeariOS and Android
FlatasticShared flats: chores, shopping and expensesScore systemYesFree with a Premium tier (price not published)iOS, Android and web
OurHomeFamily organiser with points, rewards, groceries and calendarPoints and rewards for kidsYesWas freeNo longer available

Data checked on each app’s website on 13 October 2026. If something has changed, let us know and we’ll fix it.

Which one should you choose?

What makes TasklyFamily different

FAQ

Is there a free chore app with no ads?

Yes. TasklyFamily is free and ad-free, in English and Spanish. Tody is free for a single person.

Which app works for sharing chores with kids?

Apps that let parents approve tasks and give points or rewards, such as TasklyFamily and Sweepy. In TasklyFamily, kids without a phone also get a profile and an adult logs their chores.

What is an alternative to OurHome?

According to AlternativeTo, OurHome is no longer available. If you used it for chores with points and rewards, TasklyFamily works in a similar way and adds the weekly challenge, chore wheel and duels.

Sources

Who it’s forChore app comparisonFamiliesCouplesShared flatsChore wheelMental load test
GuidesFrom “whose turn is it to take out the bins?” to a coordinated teamAge-appropriate chores for kidsA points and rewards system for kidsHouse rules for a shared flatHow to split chores in a student flatThe mental load in couples: sharing the invisible workMoving in together: splitting chores from day one