Chore chart maker

Assign chores across people and rotate the assignment for each round.

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People, one per line

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Chores, one per line

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Updated 2026-09-19

Using Chore chart maker

Chore chart maker rotates the starting person each round. Download the assignment table for a spreadsheet; potentially executable spreadsheet cells are escaped.

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A worked example

With Alex, Sam and Jo, Dishes goes to Alex in round 1, Sam in round 2 and Jo in round 3.

Before you use the result

Rounds are labels, not dates. Chores are distributed by count, not effort. Unequal task difficulty or availability needs manual adjustment.

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