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One purchase.
Your whole household.
No subscription.

ChoreDay is an Android chore tracker for couples, roommates, and adult families. Install free, pair via QR, share chores across phones.

$9.99 launch, $14.99 standard — one-time, never recurring.

Tell me when ChoreDay launches → Email only. One launch announcement. No newsletter.

ChoreDay QR pairing screen — what one phone shows during pairing

ChoreDay 'Today' screen showing a household chore list with freshness bars

One-time purchase No subscription No account required Private by default

Why ChoreDay

A chore app that fits a real household — not a billing funnel.

ChoreDay QR pairing screen showing 'Pair a new phone'

Shared sync that actually works.

Pair phones with a QR code. No email, no password, no account. Works without Google Family Link or Family Library — pairing is direct phone-to-phone via ChoreDay itself.

ChoreDay scheduling screen showing custom repeat interval options

Flexible recurring chores.

Daily, weekly, monthly, or any custom interval you make up. "Vacuum every 9 days" is a valid answer.

ChoreDay 'Today' screen showing a calm chore list with freshness bars

ADHD-friendly defaults.

Two notifications a day, max. No streaks, no shame language, no red badges. A gentle "freshness bar" shows what needs doing.

Compare

Built for households tired of subscription math.

How ChoreDay compares to the two pricing models that dominate chore apps on the Play Store today.

	Per-device subscription appse.g. $9.99/yr Solo, $29.99/yr Family	Family-subscription appse.g. $3.99/mo, $19.99/yr	ChoreDayLaunch $9.99 · Standard $14.99
Up-front cost	$9.99/yr per device	$19.99/yr per household	$14.99 once
5-year cost · 4-person household	≈ $200	≈ $100	$14.99 total
Recurring billing	Forever	Forever	Never
Account required to use	Yes (email + password)	Yes (email + password)	No — QR pairing
Add a new phone to the household	Often requires a second purchase	Included for the payer's family	Free — scan a QR
Cancel and your data…	Stays read-only or locks	Stays read-only or locks	Nothing to cancel

Categories describe the two dominant pricing structures in the chore-app category. Specific competitor names omitted on purpose — we'd rather earn the comparison than throw shade.

How it works

Three steps from install to a shared chore list.

Install free on Android

Anyone in the household can install. The app is free to download. You buy ChoreDay once when you're ready — no trial timer, no nag.

Pair phones with a QR code

One person opens "Add member" — the next person scans the QR. The household is now shared. No accounts, no emails exchanged.

One purchase unlocks everyone

One person buys ChoreDay ($9.99 launch / $14.99 standard). Everyone in the paired household gets the full app — forever. No Google Family Library or Family Link required.

Calm by design

What ChoreDay deliberately doesn't do.

Most chore apps treat your attention like a metric. We chose the opposite defaults on purpose.

No streaks. Miss a Tuesday — your "47-day streak" is not lost forever.
No shame language. "Last done 9 days ago" — not "OVERDUE!!" or "You're behind."
No red badges. A gentle freshness bar in amber, never a stress-inducing notification dot.
No upsell prompts. You bought the app — that's the entire transaction. No "go Pro" modals.
No email signup wall. Install, scan a QR, done. We don't need your email to track your dishes.
No daily-engagement metrics. A chore app doesn't need to be sticky. We're a tool, not a habit.
No "rate us 5 stars" pop-ups. If you love it, leave a review. If not, you shouldn't have to dismiss anything.
No premium locks on the core app. Everything in the main app is unlocked by the one-time purchase. Plus is optional polish.

Tell me when ChoreDay launches

I'll email you once when ChoreDay hits the Play Store. That's it — no newsletter, no marketing emails, no resale.

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We'll email you once when ChoreDay hits the Play Store. That's it.

If ChoreDay launched today, the highest price I'd pay for a one-time purchase covering my whole household is:

Pick one. Honest answers help me set the right launch price.

$4.99 $9.99 $14.99 $19.99 I wouldn't buy this

ChoreDay Plus — optional yearly add-on

ChoreDay Plus (~$4.99/yr) ships a few months after launch. It adds: cloud backups, photo proof of completion, bigger households (up to 15 people), and 5 years of completion history. One household pays once — never per device.

Yes — sounds useful Maybe — depends on the details No — don't need it

Anything you'd want in a chore app?

Optional. One line is fine.

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Questions

Things people ask before signing up.

Is this really one-time?

Yes. The core app is a one-time purchase. The optional Plus tier (cloud backups, photo proof, etc.) is a separate yearly add-on — but you don't need it to use ChoreDay.

Do I need Google Family Library or Family Link?

No. ChoreDay pairs phones directly via a QR code in the app — no Google account setup required, no "family group" eligibility rules. Works for couples, roommates, adult families, or anyone who simply shares a household.

Do I need an account?

No. Pairing happens via QR code on the device. We never ask you for an email or password to use the app itself.

iOS?

Android first. iOS depends on launch traction — landing-page signups help me make that call.

When does it launch?

Probably 3–5 months from now. You'll get exactly one launch email, and at most one follow-up if you said you'd consider Plus.

Who is building this?

An independent Android developer who got tired of paying a monthly subscription to remember to wipe the counter.

Where do my answers go?

Into a single spreadsheet I maintain. They're not shared, sold, or used for anything other than calibrating ChoreDay's launch. See privacy policy.

One purchase. Your whole household. No subscription.