Chore Wheel Generator

Share household chores fairly at random and rotate them every week — a chore chart for families, flatmates and roommates.

You can also separate names with commas.

About this tool

Enter everyone in the household and the chores that need doing, choose how many weeks to plan, and get a random, even split. The chores rotate one step each week like a chore wheel, so nobody is stuck with the bathroom forever. Everyone gets the same number of chores per week, give or take one.

Frequently asked questions

The people and chores are shuffled, and the chores are dealt out in turn so everyone gets the same number, give or take one. Each new week every chore moves on to the next person, just like turning a paper chore wheel one step. With 6 chores and 3 people, everyone gets 2 chores a week.

Yes. Over as many weeks as there are people, every chore passes through every person exactly once. With 3 flatmates, a 3-week plan gives each of them every chore once; a 6-week plan gives each of them every chore twice. Plan a multiple of the number of people for a perfectly even result.

Split a big chore into smaller ones — for example “Bathroom: sink and mirror” and “Bathroom: toilet and floor” — or pair a big chore with a small one on the same line, such as “Vacuuming + taking out the rubbish”. Each line counts as one chore, so this keeps the workload even.

Yes — any list of people and tasks works: children and age-appropriate jobs, flatmates and shared spaces, or colleagues and kitchen duties. Generate a new plan whenever someone moves in or out. The lists are processed in your browser and are not stored.