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Chore Wheel — Free Fair Chore Assignment Spinner

Type in your household’s chores and spin to assign them fairly — for roommates, families, or anyone tired of arguing over who does the dishes.

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    How it works

    List your chores Add every task that needs doing this week.

    Spin once per person “Don’t repeat winners” is on by default, so each spin picks a new, unclaimed chore.

    Assign as you go Whoever’s turn it is gets the chore the wheel lands on.

    Frequently asked questions

    How does this stop the same chore being picked twice?

    “Don’t repeat winners” is on by default here — once a chore is drawn, it’s removed from the wheel until you reset it.

    Can I use this weekly?

    Yes — just retype the chore list each time, or refresh the page to reset it.

    Can I make some chores more likely to come up?

    Not on this page — for weighted odds, use the full wheel builder.

    Does it work on mobile?

    Yes, fully responsive on any device.

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    Share Chores Fairly with a Spinner

    Arguments about who does the dishes usually end when somebody else decides. A chore wheel is that somebody. Type the week’s tasks into the entries panel, spin once for each person, and everyone gets their jobs by chance instead of by negotiation.

    List the chores. Add every task that needs doing, from emptying the bins to wiping the bathroom sink.

    Spin once per person. With “Don’t repeat winners” ticked, a chore leaves the wheel once it is assigned, so the next spin always picks something new.

    Repeat every week. Retype the list or refresh the page to start again.

    Who Uses a Chore Wheel?

    • Families with kids who want to see that the jobs are handed out fairly.
    • Roommates dividing weekly cleaning of shared spaces.
    • Teachers assigning classroom jobs such as board cleaner or line leader.
    • Teams sharing less popular tasks in a workplace or club.

    Making It Work Long Term

    Add a few easy chores and a few hard ones so the mix feels fair, and let people swap if both agree. For something a bit more fun on a Sunday, spin the What Should I Eat Wheel to settle dinner, or use the Decision Wheel for everything else.