Try a sample list — no account needed
These are the 12 chores one button puts on a new list, with how often each one comes round. Tick one and see what a tick gives back: one of 38 true things about the jobs, or, one time in3, a reason to stay standing up.
This is a sample. Nobody has ticked these, and there is no account behind them. Nothing you do here is sent anywhere or saved — not to an account, not to the wall, not even to this browser — and a reload puts it back as it was.
Want the real thing?
An account is an email address and a password, and it starts a fresh, private list of your own. The sample ticks here do not come with it.
The sample list
Ticking needs JavaScript, which this browser is not running for the page. The list is still the real starter list, with the real cadences.
Any mark shown here is the sample's, not yours. On a real list a mark stays once it lands; here, undo and starting again take it back, because none of this is kept.
A new list starts empty and private. These sample ticks are not saved.
- Bins outweeklyThe one with a deadline that does not negotiate.
- Change the bedsheetsfortnightlyFortnightly. Yes, really. Weekly if it has been warm.
- Clean the bathroomweeklyFifteen minutes weekly beats two hours eventually.
- Hoover throughweeklyUnder the sofa counts as through.
- Kitchen bin and worktopsevery other dayThe smell arrives before you notice the cause.
- Wipe the shower screenevery 3 daysThirty seconds now, or limescale and a scraper later.
- Wash towelsevery 10 daysA towel that dries you should also dry itself.
- Clean the fridge shelvesmonthlyStart at the back. Be brave.
- Descale the kettleevery 60 daysThose are not tea leaves.
- Wash the extractor filterevery three monthsGrease, felt, and a genuine fire risk.
- Clean the washing machine sealevery three monthsThe black stuff in the rubber lip. Yours has it.
- Test the smoke alarmevery six monthsThe only chore on this list that is about staying alive.
Not sure which chores are yours?
The sample is the same list for everybody. The tips, the breaks and the13 marks work the same on a list that fits the place you actually live in.
Or answer a few questions about the place and get a cleaning schedule worked out first, with no account.