HomeCo
Fair chores, shared bills, one calmer household
10 followers
Fair chores, shared bills, one calmer household
10 followers
HomeCo is a household coordination app for housemates. Rotate recurring chores, record shared expenses, coordinate shopping lists, schedule events and keep announcements in one shared home. Built for roommates, flatmates and students who want responsibilities and costs visible without one person becoming the household manager. Available on iOS and Android.
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The chore rotation feels genuinely fair, not just a checklist that gets ignored after week two. Love that expenses and shopping are tied to the same shared home rather than scattered across three different apps.
One thing I'd love to see is a quick poll feature for when the house can't agree on something like takeout order or weekend plans, since the announcement section feels one-way right now.
@mosalahh That’s a useful distinction — announcements are good for broadcasting, but they don’t help a household reach a decision. We haven’t shipped a poll feature, so I don’t want to over-promise, but I’ve added this use case to our feedback: quick choices for things like takeaway, shared purchases and weekend plans. Would a simple single-choice poll cover most cases, or would you also need multiple selections and a closing time?
Finally downloaded this with my flatmates and the chore rotation actually saves us from the "whose turn is it" debate every Sunday. The shared expenses tab clearing up our grocery IOUs was a nice surprise too.
Finally something that doesn't dump everything on one person. The chore rotation felt fair and the shared expenses view made splitting rent way less awkward with my flatmates.
A notifications digest mode would be great, something like a single daily or weekly summary of upcoming chores, expenses and events instead of constant pings. As a roommate juggling different schedules, the constant alerts can get noisy fast and people start ignoring them, but a short digest people actually open would keep everyone accountable without the overwhelm.
Finally, something that splits chores without one roommate quietly doing everything. The shared expense view is genuinely useful.