Make a printable chore chart for your family
Type the chores and everyone's names, choose how the chart rotates, and print it. Free, nothing to install, and nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Free tools for households
Small things that do one job, in your browser, with no account.
Free means free
Every tool on this page runs entirely in your browser. There is nothing to install, no account to make, and nothing you type is sent to us — which is also why each one works offline once the page has loaded.
They are deliberately single-purpose. Each one does the thing you came for and then tells you honestly where it stops, because a printed chart cannot tick itself off and a generated calendar cannot tell you who changed it.
Draw Secret Santa names without an account
Type the names, keep couples apart, and draw. Print a folded slip for each person or pass the phone round. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Split shared expenses and see who pays who
Add what everyone paid and get the shortest list of who pays who. Equal, by shares, or exact amounts. Free, no sign-up, nothing leaves your browser.
Split rent and bills between housemates
Work out what each housemate pays — evenly, by room size, or by what each room is worth to each of you. Free, no sign-up, nothing leaves your browser.
Plan a holiday dinner: portions, timings and who brings what
How much turkey for fourteen, what time each dish goes in, and who is bringing what. Free, no sign-up, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
Name the invisible work, then see who is actually holding it
About fifty household domains, already written. Mark who would notice if each stopped happening, and print the sheet. Free, and nothing leaves your browser.
See a custody schedule on a calendar, and count the overnights
Pick 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, 3-4-4-3, alternating weeks or every other weekend. Print the months and see each parent's overnight percentage. Free, no account.
A home maintenance checklist for your house, grouped by season
About sixty home maintenance jobs, already written, filtered to what your place actually has and grouped by season. Free, printable, no account.
A phone and screen-time contract you can both actually sign
A kids' phone agreement that starts at about twenty prewritten clauses, filtered to their age, with a side the adults sign too. Free and printable.
Work out what your subscriptions really cost in a year
Add up every standing charge properly: weekly, monthly and yearly as one annual figure, a per-person share, and what to cancel first. Free, no account.
Where the tools stop and the hub starts
A generator makes you one artefact: a chart, a schedule, a list. What it cannot do is maintain it — notice that the bins went out, move the rotation on when someone is away, or let each person see only their own rows. That is the part an account pays for, and the tools above are useful whether or not you ever want it.
If you are weighing that up, the guides walk through the workflows end to end, and the app library lists everything included.
When one sheet of paper is not enough
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