Make chore assignments understandable
Use specific labels such as Vacuum living room instead of Clean. Everyone should know what counts as finished, whether help is available, and when the task is due before the draw begins.
Family task spinner
Make household jobs feel fair with a quick random chore picker.
Build your wheel
Click the wheel or use the button to spin.
How it works
Put the jobs that need doing on the wheel and spin for the next assignment. Removing each result uses every chore once.
A chore wheel turns a shared task list into visible assignments. Use it for the next job only, or remove each result to distribute all chores without repeats.
Choose a preset or enter current chores. Break large jobs into clear tasks that take roughly the amount of effort you intend.
Spin the chore list for each person, or put names on the main wheel and assign chores in a separate round.
Enable Remove winner after spin so each chore is assigned once, then continue until the list is empty.
Use specific labels such as Vacuum living room instead of Clean. Everyone should know what counts as finished, whether help is available, and when the task is due before the draw begins.
A random wheel can distribute choices impartially, but tasks may differ in time, difficulty, or suitability. Adjust the list for age, ability, schedules, and safety, and pair a larger job with a smaller one when needed.
Popular uses
Helpful answers
Turn on Remove winner after spin. After each assignment, select Continue to remove that chore from the wheel.
Yes. Use the Kids preset or enter your own age-appropriate tasks, and supervise chores involving hazards or special equipment.
Weighted choices can change the probability, but for a one-time assignment it is often clearer to balance task size before spinning.
Yes. Select Save to keep that page's current list and settings in the same browser on this device.