Solutions for shared responsibilities
Rotation, gentle reminders, and completion check-ins for families, roommates, and teams.
No spreadsheets. No awkward nagging. Just fair rotation.
Task rotation
“Recurring responsibilities keep getting dropped.”
Create a rotation system for any recurring shared task.
- Round-robin rotation
- Ownership clarity
- Completion history
Office duty roster
“Office chores and admin tasks always fall on the same people.”
A fair duty roster with away mode and swap rules.
- Duty roster rules
- Away / swap
- Role-based permissions
Volunteer shifts
“People want to help, but coordination is messy.”
Rotate responsibilities and track completion without micromanaging.
- Shift rotation
- Reminder nudges
- Simple check-ins
One rotation system behind every use case
Whether it’s house chores or on-call ownership, FairlyDo assigns a clear “next person” and closes the loop with check-ins.
Create a group
Add tasks + schedule
Rotate turns + check-in
Popular templates
Browse all templatesReal situations, less friction
“3 roommates, 10 chores, 4-week rotation—no more arguing.”
“A couple rotating cooking and dishes with gentle reminders.”
“A team rotating standup notes ownership weekly.”
FAQ
Is FairlyDo only a chore app?
It's designed for chores, but the underlying engine handles any recurring shared responsibility—from office plants to code deployments.
How does rotation work across different groups?
Each group is independent. You can be in a 'Home' group for cleaning and a 'Work' group for on-call duties simultaneously.
Can we skip, swap, or pause a turn?
Yes. You can skip a specific turn, or enable 'Vacation Mode' to be automatically skipped in all future rotations until you return.
Do you support proof of completion?
Yes! You can require a photo upload to confirm a task is done, perfect for cleaning tasks.
What’s the best use case to start with?
Start with one simple recurring task that causes friction, like 'Taking out the trash' or 'Daily Standup Host'.
Start with one group in minutes
Create your first rotation and stop wondering “who’s next.”