Android app for sharing and tracking recurring or one-time chores across a household.
Best Chore Apps in 2026
Chap leads this chart of 23 (8.0/10, free plan). Family Fair Play is next (7.3/10, free plan), and Flatastic is the next highest-placed with a free plan (7.3/10). Chore apps organise recurring household tasks, and the key choice is whether Android support and household features fit your home. Compare supported platforms, free plans, paid pricing, chore assignment, completion tracking, progress history, reminders and household member limits before choosing. Check the app listing for the Android version and device requirements.
Android app that scores household tasks by time, mental load, and other factors.
Android app for shared chores, shopping lists, and household expenses.
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PointUp
Android app where children earn XP and Gold for quests that parents approve.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.1From $3.99 a month - 5

BeTidy
BeTidy is an Android and iOS app for organizing household cleaning and home-organization chores.
Free planAndroidiOS6.9From $299 a month - 6
DooCoins
Android app for parents to assign tasks and routines and give children virtual coins and rewards.
Free planAndroidiOS6.9From $2.99 a month - 7

Schedgy
Android app that rotates household tasks and tracks effort and completion across devices.
Free planAndroidiOS6.9From $59.99 a year - 8
ChoreTrack
Android and iOS app where kids complete chores, collect points, and trade them for family-set rewards.
Free planAndroidiOS6.8From $50 a year - 9
KidTask
Android app for assigning recurring or one-off chores and approving children's rewards.
Free planAndroidWeb6.8From €7.99 a month - 10

Rumi
Rumi is a shared household app for coordinating chores, tasks, meals, shopping, household members, and a calendar.
Free planiOSmacOS6.8From $19.99 a year - 11

Tody
Android app that tracks cleaning intervals, task priority, and whose turn it is.
Free planAndroidiOS6.8From $9.99 a year - 12
Nipto
Android app that awards eggs for chores and can rotate tasks based on who did them last.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb6.7Free plan - 13

Homsy
Android app for household tasks, rotating chores, projects, and shared shopping lists.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb6.6Free plan - 14
Household Chores
No Android app; this iOS app shares household tasks, points, and weekly leaderboards.
Free planiOS6.6From €19.99 a year - 15

ChoreBlaster
ChoreBlaster is a browser-based family chore app for turning chores into routines, rewards, and progress tracking.
Free planWeb6.5From $49 a year - 16

ChorePoints
ChorePoints’ Android app lets parents assign chores, review completions and award points for rewards.
AndroidiOS6.5From $49.99 a year - 17

Chorish
No Android app; this iPad app tracks shared chores, checklists, points, and progress.
Free planiOS6.5$2.99 one-time - 18

ChoreKeep
Android app for shared chores with room organization, reminders, calendars, and points.
Free planAndroidiOS6.4Free plan - 19
Joyful Measures
Android app combining visual chore cards, routines, positive behaviors, rewards, and a family calendar.
AndroidiOSWeb6.3 - 20
Wipzie
Android app for room-based cleaning chores, recurring schedules, points, and household progress.
Free planAndroidiOS6.3Free plan - 21
Sweepy
Sweepy’s Android app suggests cleaning tasks and tracks room cleanliness; you can add custom tasks.
AndroidiOS6.2From $19.99 a year - 22

Chorlio
Chorlio’s Android app pairs children’s chores with rewards, photo approval and optional app blocking.
AndroidiOS6.0From $71.99 a year - 23
Clean My House
Android app for scheduling and tracking household cleaning tasks and errands.
Free planAndroid6.0Free plan
Choosing well
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Start with Android support if you want to manage chores from a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet. The chart records Android, iOS, web and macOS availability, so check the individual listing for the platforms you need.
A web option can help on a computer, while iOS support matters when household members use iPhones or iPads.
Does it offer a free plan or trial?
Compare the free plan with the paid starting price and trial terms. Pricing notes include annual rates and trials such as seven, 14 or 30 days where provided.
Examples with free plans include Chap, Flatastic, Family Fair Play, Homsy, Nipto, PointUp, BeTidy, ChoreKeep, ChoreTrack, DooCoins, KidTask and Rumi.
Can it handle recurring chores and assignments?
Choose an app that records recurring chores and lets you assign tasks to household members when those controls match your routine.
Use the comparison fields for recurring chores, chore assignment and household member limits to check whether the setup fits your home.
How does it track completion and progress?
Look for completion tracking, progress history and chore reminders if you need a record of finished work and prompts for upcoming tasks.
These fields show whether an app covers the tracking and reminder workflow you want, rather than relying on a simple task list.
Can I use an open-source chore app?
The options listed here are not open source. If code access or reuse matters, check the app's licence before relying on it.
Questions people ask
Which chore apps work on Android?
Android support is recorded for apps in this chart. Check the individual listing for the current Android platform and device requirements.
Do chore apps have free plans?
Free-plan availability varies by app. Compare the free-plan note with the paid starting price and any stated trial period.
Can chore apps assign chores to household members?
Chore assignment is a comparison field. Check the app listing and household member limit to see how it fits your household.
Do chore apps show progress history?
Progress history is a comparison field. Review the listing to confirm whether it keeps a record of completed chores.
Are any chore apps open source?
The options listed here are not open source. Check an app's licence if open code is important to you.


