One source of truth.
Photo proof when it matters, a quiet check when it does not. The hallway investigation can stop now.
For the nightly “did you do it?”
A calmer
way to keep
house.
Choreze takes the small household stuff, the dishes, the dog, the trash, the whose-turn-was-it, and quietly keeps it all somewhere besides your brain.
“We used to spend Sunday nights yelling about who did not wipe the table. Now we do not, because we do not have to.”
The Patel family
Three kids, two dogs, one shared kitchen
You have probably had this exact conversation
It is not about the chore. It is about the asking.
Choreze is not trying to fix your family. It is just there for the small repeating questions, so the dinner table can be about something else.
The week, remembered.
Rotation, bulk weeks, and “Sam is out of town” all handled. Nobody has to be the keeper of the schedule.
Receipts, not arguments.
A gentle log of who did what. Not for keeping score, just for ending the conversation kindly.
The shared week
Everyone sees the same Tuesday.
One calendar. Visible to the kids who need to do the thing, the parents who need to know it got done, and the relatives who just want to see how the week is going.
No scavenger hunt. No reconstructing last Thursday from memory. Just a calmer week, shared.
Pairs with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, and the fridge.
Honestly?
A few things Choreze is not trying to be.
Not the parent.
It can suggest, prompt, and remind, but the “yes, that counts” always lives with you.
Not a screen-time enforcer.
Points can unlock real things, but device-time rules still belong on the device.
Not a payment app yet.
Point balances are real. Payouts are intentionally manual while money stays simple and clear.
Not a family press conference.
No vague motivation dashboards. Just chores, who did them, and whether they got an okay.
Put the chore load somewhere besides your brain.
Free to start. No card. Setup takes about as long as one load of laundry, give or take a sock.