Household
Chore wheel
The same person should not always get the dishes. Put the chores on the wheel, spin, and let the result settle the division.
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Your winner appears here
One per line. Paste a list, edit anytime.
Fair does not always mean equal
Some chores take ten minutes and some take an hour. Either assign one chore per person and rotate daily, or weight the wheel so heavier chores appear less often. Weighted mode is explicit: a chore marked x2 has twice the chance.
For a shared house, write the chores down before the spin. Adding a task after the result looks like moving the goalposts.
Use remove-winner for a weekly rota
Enable Remove winner and spin once per person. Each assigned chore leaves the wheel, so nobody gets the same task twice in one round. Reset the list next week.
This works for roommates, families, and small offices. Keep the labels short so the wheel stays readable.
Make the result visible
Write the assignments on a shared board or send the share link to the group chat. A visible record prevents the familiar argument about who was supposed to take out the trash.
The recent winners list also acts as a short history for the current session.
Keep it low-drama
The wheel is a tie-breaker, not a punishment. If someone has a real constraint, such as a mobility issue or a work schedule, remove that chore before the spin.
For children, keep the list short and pair each chore with a clear finish line. The random pick is the game; the routine is the point.
Frequently asked questions
Can I give heavier chores lower odds?
Yes. Enable Weighted entries and use a lower weight, or list lighter chores more than once. Keep the odds visible to everyone.
How do I rotate chores weekly?
Use Remove winner for one round, then clear the wheel or reset the list for the next week.
Can I save the chore list?
Yes. The list is stored in your browser on this device. Copy the share link to send it to someone else.
Is this suitable for a workplace rota?
Yes, for simple shared tasks. For legal or safety-critical duties, use a formal rota with named responsibilities.
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