Chores, the family task tracker on iOS
Turn household chores into shared wins
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Frederik Jacques

Chores - Turn household chores into shared wins

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Chores 2 introduces a complete redesign with a clean, modern interface built for the latest iOS. Enjoy an all-new onboarding flow, powerful recurrence options (like bi-weekly chores on specific days), and flexible individual or group rewards to boost motivation. Weekly household summary emails show what was completed and what’s coming up, while many under-the-hood improvements make everything faster, smoother, and more reliable.

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Frederik Jacques
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👋 Hey PH! Frederik again, the maker of Chores 2. I built Chores because managing household tasks often turns into mental overhead, unfair distribution, and way too much nagging. Most tools feel either too simple or overly complex. I wanted something that feels calm, fair, and motivating something families actually enjoy using together. Chores 2 is a complete rethink: a fresh iOS-first design, flexible recurrence rules, group and individual rewards, and weekly summaries that help households reflect instead of react. On the tech side, Chores is powered by a Laravel backend with real-time syncing across households, focused on reliability and privacy. Excited to hear your thoughts, feedback, and ideas! Thanks for checking it out! 🙌 Frederik
Aron Halfdan

@frederik_jacques1 Congrats on the launch man!
It looks so clean!

shikhar sahu

Love the concept and best wishes for the app.

Daniele Packard

Great idea! Can you give points to different household members for doing chores?

Frederik Jacques
Maker

@daniele_packard Thanks man!

Yes, you can add individual rewards to people in your household.
Like in our family there is a chore “make your beds”, and all 3 of our kids get a point if they do it individually.

Marina Shch

Great app! The gamification of routine is a wonderful thing. I wish you good luck with the project
Does it have the ability to send reminders to family members? How is an uncompleted task recorded?