Chore tracking for every kind of home

A calmer way to share chores.

Roost is a chore tracking app that keeps turns and reminders clear for families, couples, roommates, and solo homes.

Roost Today screen showing daily chore progress and upcoming tasks

Made for the way you live

Different homes need different kinds of help.

Roost keeps the basics simple, then puts the right part of the system forward for each household.

Families

Give kids a clear finish line.

Parents can choose chores that need a photo, then review the result without hovering or asking again.

Put away sports gear

Maya marked it done

Photo attached · ready to review

Couples

Share the plan, not the mental load.

Both people can see what is theirs and what comes next. Roost handles the reminder, so neither partner has to.

Water the plantsP
Fold the laundryTodayS

Roommates

Keep every turn easy to see.

Rotate the shared jobs once and let Roost keep bathroom duty, kitchen resets, and trash night moving.

Trash night

Jordan this week

Rotates weekly

Adults

Turn upkeep into a steady routine.

Set the recurring work once, see what matters today, and stop carrying the whole plan around in your head.

Change the sheets

Repeats every Sunday

2 of 3 done today

Shared homes

Give everyone the same plan.

Owners, due dates, and reminders stay with the chores instead of getting buried in a chat thread.

House plan

Three people, one list

SPJ
  • Kitchen resetDoneP
  • Take out recyclingTonightJ
  • Fold the laundrySaturdayS
Roost sends the next reminder

Stop managing chores in the group chat.

When the plan lives in one person's head, that person ends up assigning, remembering, and reminding. Roost gives the whole home one clear place to see what needs doing.

Less asking

The owner and due date are already visible.

Less nagging

Useful reminders come from Roost, not a person.

See how shared homes use Roost

How Roost works

One calm system for the whole home.

Share the list, rotate recurring chores, and let everyone know what comes next without turning home life into project management.

A shared chore list everyone can read

Names, due dates, and completed work stay visible, so the plan does not disappear into a chat thread.

  • Kitchen resetDoneS
  • Water the plantsDoneP
  • Take out recyclingTonightP
  • Fold the laundrySaturdayS

Rotations remember the turn

Set a recurring pattern once. Roost keeps trash night, bathroom duty, or the kitchen reset moving to the next person.

Reminders arrive without the tension

Timely nudges come from the app, which leaves people free to be partners, parents, and roommates instead of managers.

Make household work feel fair again.

A simple week view shows who is contributing and what still needs attention. Parents can also choose chores that need photo proof, then review the result without chasing anyone down.

Chores this week

  • DDana4
  • MMarcus4
  • EEllie3
  • OOak3
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A parent and child putting away coats and sports gear together

Questions about Roost

A clearer home starts with a clear answer.

Who is Roost made for?

Roost is designed for families, couples, roommates, and adults managing a home on their own. The same chore tracking system adapts to a small apartment or a busy household.

How does Roost help make chores fair?

Everyone can see the shared chore list, who owns each task, what is due next, and how the household is contributing. Rotations keep recurring chores from landing on the same person.

Can Roost remind people about chores?

Yes. Roost can send useful reminders so one person does not have to become the household manager or repeat the same request in a group chat.

When will the Roost app be available?

Roost is currently in development for iOS and Android. Join the waitlist to get one email when the app is ready.

Be first in the nest.

One email when Roost is ready. Until then, the chores are still yours. Sorry.

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Coming to iOS & Android