Fairness starts with visibility
Roommate tension often comes from invisible labor. A shared checklist makes chores and restocks obvious — who did what, and what's still open.
Roommate checklists for chores, groceries, and house rules that stick
Make household work visible. Shared roommate checklists keep chores fair and supplies restocked.
Visible household work
Less arguing about who "always" does the dishes.
Supplies + chores
Restocks sit next to cleaning tasks.
Move transitions
Checklists for arrivals and departures reduce chaos.
Room 4B groceries
3 members · shared linkLive
Oat milkSam · done
AvocadosPriya · done
Paper towelsYou · added
Dish soapSam · added
Weekly rhythm without nagging
Keep a recurring weekly cleaning or chores list. People check off their tasks; the list shows gaps before guests arrive or trash overflows.
Groceries and house supplies included
Pair chore lists with a shared grocery list so toilet paper and milk aren't perpetual surprises.
Move-in and move-out covered
Use dedicated checklists when someone joins or leaves — deposits, cleaning, and key handoffs stay documented for the whole apartment.
Frequently asked questions
Free covers 3 members. Upgrade to Pro for larger households so everyone can edit shared lists.
Duplicate last week's list or reset checkoffs and reassign tasks. The structure stays; the owners change.
Yes. Start from roommate chores or weekly cleaning and customize rooms and cadence.