paper chore charts work until nobody updates them. tadoo is a chore board with drag-and-drop cards, per-person color labels and a streak counter that keeps the rota honest.
both. adults use it for the real household rota - cleaning, bills, car, garden - and color labels give kids their own columns on the same board.
yes - that is the classic roommate chore rota problem. color-code each person, keep a shared to do column, and the weekly stats end the "I always take the bins out" debate with numbers.
yes. the board is one screen the whole family can read: who is doing what, what is overdue, who is on a streak. no per-user fees, so adding the whole household costs nothing extra.
a printable is static and someone has to remember to update it. this board updates the moment a card is dragged, keeps history in the stats dashboard, and pings overdue chores instead of hoping someone noticed.
the ones that do - bin day, water the plants, pay the cleaner - get dates and overdue alerts. everything else just lives in the to do column until someone drags it.
yes - offices and shared houses use the same pattern: one column per area, one card per task, color per person. it is a kanban board, so it works anywhere work moves through stages.
drag the week's chores into to do: supermarket, laundry rota, bathroom, bins. WIP limit of three doing means nobody starts everything at once.
whoever finishes a chore drags their card to done. the streak counter ticks. overdue cards show red at the top - no reminding needed.
the dashboard shows chores cleared per day and who is on a streak. the rota stays fair because it is visible, not remembered.
founding-member pricing: 5 dollars a month locked for early signups. no card needed now - we email you when accounts open.