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Burden levels
Tag every task as light, medium, or heavy. Planning a week of meals is heavy. Taking the trash out is light. The totals finally reflect who's carrying what — not just who's checking the most boxes.
iOS · Free with premium
The chore app that admits life gets loud.
Chore Champ turns the nightly negotiation into a shared system — one with burden levels, real rhythms, and the only bankruptcy button in the app store. For families, roommates, and anyone who is tired of doing the remembering.
iOS only, for now. Android is on the list, somewhere between the dishes and the laundry.
The wall
Most chore apps assume the hard part is remembering to take the trash out. The hard part is remembering that the trash exists — and that someone has to think about it every week, forever.
What's different
Three things no other chore app does.
Because "assign, complete, repeat" was never going to be enough once the household got bigger than one person.
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Task bankruptcy
When life falls off a cliff, hit the bankruptcy button. The queue restructures, your points stay honest, and nobody has to pretend the backlog still matters. Reset without guilt, start again on Monday.
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Rhythms, not reminders
Set a task to daily, weekly, or monthly — it regenerates on completion instead of shouting at you. Works for the bathroom routine, the Sunday-night reset, and the quarterly air-filter thing you always forget.
From the households
Real things real people have said.
My 8-year-old now asks for extra chores.— Jennifer K.
Finally, Saturday mornings are peaceful.— Dad of 3
ChoreChamp ended our daily battles.— Sarah M., Mom
Pricing
Free to start. Premium when you're in.
Free
Start here$0
- One household
- Burden levels + recurring tasks
- Household chat
- Basic achievements
Premium
Most households$49.99/ year
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited bankruptcy passes
- Advanced analytics
- Seasonal themes & premium avatars
- No ads, ever (there were never ads)
Family Pro
Multiple homes$9.99/ month
- Everything in Premium
- Multiple households
- Co-parent and shared-custody flows
- Priority support
All plans managed through Apple. Cancel anytime in Settings.
From the field notes
What we've been writing about.
Is there a downside to chore charts?
They work for visible tasks. They quietly fail where most conflict actually lives.
What is household mental load?
The planning, tracking, and remembering that keeps a household running — and burns one person out.
How to divide chores fairly
It's not 50/50. It's about making invisible labor visible and agreeing on what equal means.
ADHD and chores
Why most systems fail and what actually helps when executive function isn't reliable.
Chore apps aren't just for kids
Why every chore app assumes you have kids, and what to do if you don't.
Best chore apps for families in 2026
We tested the major apps so you don't have to download nine of them.
Fewer fights on Sunday night.
You can't delegate the mental load completely — but you can share enough of it that the dishes don't become a referendum on your relationship.
Download on iOS