Share the work
Make a weekly chore chart that rotates
A household routine works best when each task has a clear owner and a reasonable place in the week. Build a starting chart, talk through it together, and change assignments when real life requires it.
The studio notebook
A useful place to begin.
Clear steps, considered details, and ideas you can put to use.
Start a Household Duty Chart
Turn a vague chore list into a clear weekly plan.
Rotate Household Duties Fairly
Use a predictable pattern and adjust it with context.
Write Household Tasks People Can Finish
Use short task names with agreed results.
Make a Roommate Chore Chart
Coordinate shared spaces without guessing who is responsible.
Print and Use a Weekly Duty Chart
Make the chart readable and keep the current version visible.
Run a Short Weekly Household Check-In
Use the chart to improve a routine in ten focused minutes.
From idea to something useful
Weekly duty chart
Add up to eight people and twelve tasks. Choose a Monday and make one to eight weeks of rotating assignments. Tap a box to mark a task done; print or download the current chart. Entries stay in this browser tab.
A few helpful answers
Before you begin.
Does the chart store names or chores online?
No. Entries and checkmarks stay in this browser tab unless you choose to download or print a copy.
How does rotation work?
Each task moves to the next listed person every week, wrapping back to the first person after the last.
Can I mark tasks complete?
Yes. Activate a square in the preview with a click, Enter, or Space. You can also mark the printed chart by hand.
Can I save a PDF?
Use Print / save PDF and choose the PDF option in your browser or system print dialog.