Welcome to Choresly

Keeping a household running smoothly is harder than it should be.

Between work, kids, life admin, and the endless cycle of “who was meant to do this?”, things slip. Not because people don’t care — but because there’s no simple system that actually fits real family life.

That’s why Choresly exists.

What is Choresly?

Choresly is a household management app designed to make everyday responsibilities clearer, fairer, and easier to manage.

It brings together things that usually live in separate apps, notebooks, or people’s heads:

Chores and recurring tasks
One-off jobs that still need remembering
Shared responsibility across adults and kids
A simple view of what needs doing — and who’s doing it

No corporate project-management fluff. Just practical tools for real homes.

Why another productivity app?

Most task apps are built for teams, not families.

They assume:

Everyone checks the app constantly
Tasks are equal in complexity
Nobody needs reminding
Life happens on a neat weekly schedule

Choresly is built around how households actually work:

Repeating tasks
Shared spaces
Different energy levels
Different ages
Busy weeks, quiet weeks, and everything in between

What you’ll find on this blog

This blog is where we’ll share things that help you get more out of Choresly — and manage your home more effectively in general.

Expect posts like:

Practical guides to organising household chores
Tips for sharing responsibilities fairly
Ideas for involving kids without constant nagging
Updates on new Choresly features
Occasional recommendations for tools or products that genuinely help at home

When we recommend something, we’ll be clear about it. Trust matters more than clicks.

Where we’re heading

Choresly is still evolving.

Over time, you’ll see:

Better visibility of upcoming tasks
Smarter reminders
Clearer ways to divide responsibility
Features designed to reduce friction, not add more admin

This blog will grow alongside the app.

If you’re here early — welcome.
You’re exactly who this is being built for.

What’s next?

In the next posts, we’ll dig into:

How to set up chores so they actually stick
Common mistakes households make with task sharing
Simple systems that reduce arguments and mental load

Thanks for being here.