A shared family chore chart that keeps the household moving.
Assign household tasks, focus on what matters today, and turn repeating upkeep into clear routines. Optional AI assistance helps draft a routine for your review.
Interactive example
Clean the kitchen
Example only—nothing is saved to an account.
Shared board
Clean the kitchen · Today
Kitchen category
Waiting for an owner
Alex's My Day
Not yet prioritised
Create: This is the same task, shown where it helps the household act.
One source of truth
One chore, useful wherever people need it.
A task is created once. It can be assigned on the shared board, focused in My Day, found under its category, and completed by its owner—without making duplicate tasks.
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Photo to reviewed household work
Create a draft, check it, then put the context beside the chore.
When photo analysis is available, one clear JPEG or PNG can start an editable Chore or Routine draft. A person reviews what LoopUsIn extracted before choosing the schedule, owner, and details to save.
Photo creates a draft
The source photo helps create suggested text and subtasks; it is not silently stored as the Chore or Routine.
Review before saving
Edit the title, description, category, subtasks, recurrence, and owner before anything becomes shared household work.
Keep context with the work
After saving, add a Chore or subtask reference photo when visual context helps, and use the relevant Chore section discussion for comments.
Routine example
Draft, review, then let the routine work.
1. Review draft
Take out recycling
2. Save routine
Every Thursday
3. When due
Creates the next board task when due
An AI-assisted routine starts as an editable draft. You decide what to save; LoopUsIn does not make household decisions for you.
Repeat the work that repeats
Make routines repeatable without crowding the board.
Save a rhythm for regular upkeep, then work with the ordinary task that appears when it is due. Start from your own wording or use the optional AI routine builder to create an editable draft.
Open the Chores guideAppropriate access
Share only the chore access that is needed.
Parents control visibility and permitted task actions for trusted helpers. Helpers can participate in a chore workflow without managing your family or group settings.
Permission example
See Chores
The helper can open the shared Chores feature.
Select the second card to preview the difference. Example only.
Relevant updates
Let the responsible person know what changed.
Chore workflows can use in-app and email notifications, subject to the action and each person’s enabled settings. The message points back to the shared work instead of creating a second task.
See the family chore-chart use case
Start at the right level
Build your shared chore board, then expand when your household needs more.
Core chores help a household get organised. Availability for recurring routines, customisation, statistics, and AI-assisted tools depends on your plan.
Questions, answered
Family chore chart FAQ
What is a family chore chart?
A family chore chart is one shared place to assign, track, and complete household tasks. In LoopUsIn, the same chore can appear on the shared board, in its category, and in a person's My Day view without creating copies.
Can I assign chores to children and trusted helpers?
Parents can assign chores to the people in their group and control whether a helper can see the Chores feature and take permitted task actions. Family and group settings remain parent-managed.
What is My Day in LoopUsIn?
My Day is a personal focus view of the same shared chore board. It helps a person concentrate on the tasks that matter today while keeping completion visible to the household.
Can I create recurring household routines?
Yes. You can save repeatable routines for household upkeep. A routine creates an ordinary board task when it is due, so the board stays useful instead of filling with future work.
Can I turn an event checklist into chores?
You can turn relevant checklist items from an event into chores when you choose to push them to the Chores board. An event does not create chores automatically without that action.
Can a photo create a Chore or Routine?
When photo analysis is available, a clear JPEG or PNG can create an editable Chore or Routine draft. Review the title, instructions, subtasks, category, schedule, and owner before saving. The source photo is not attached automatically.
Can helpers complete chores without changing group settings?
Yes, when a parent gives that helper permitted task access. The group controls visibility and allowed task actions; helpers do not manage family configuration.
Family Chores & Routines
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