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ChoresMates

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Splitwise, but for household chores

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Splitwise, but for household chores

6 followers

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ChoresMates gives every household chore a point value based on actual effort, so the numbers speak for themselves. Create a group, invite your household, add chores with point values (or pick from 100+ templates), and watch the real-time leaderboard settle the score. Features include chore scheduling and rotation, photo proof, emoji reactions, and home screen widgets. Available on iOS and Android. Free to use, with Pro for $0.99/mo or $19.99 lifetime.

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Hey Product Hunt! I built ChoresMates because my partner and I kept having the same argument — "I do more around the house." The problem? We were both right in our own heads. Everyone overestimates their own contribution and underestimates everyone else's. So I thought: what if we just tracked it? Not as a nagging tool, but as an awareness tool. Give every chore a point value based on effort, and let the leaderboard do the talking. Turns out, most partners aren't being lazy on purpose — they just don't see the imbalance until it's right in front of them. The moment you can look at 12 vs 45 points, the conversation changes completely. ChoresMates is free to download on iOS and Android. I'd love to hear how your household handles chore fairness — and I'm here all day to answer questions!

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11d ago

What happens when someone doesn't do their chores? Is there any penalty system or just the shame of being last on the leaderboard?

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1d ago

We built ChoresMates because the "I do more" argument is unwinnable

Hey Product Hunt!

We're the team behind ChoresMates - think Splitwise, but for household chores instead of money.

The problem we kept running into:
Everyone in a shared household overestimates their own contribution. You think you're doing 70% of the work. Your partner thinks the same. There's no objective way to settle it - if you bring it up, you're the nag. If you don't, resentment builds.

Our solution:
ChoresMates gives every chore a point value based on actual effort. Cooking dinner? 8 points. Loading the dishwasher? 2. A real-time leaderboard shows the breakdown - and when it's 12 vs 45, that visual hits different than any conversation.

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