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Chore Wheel

Assign chores fairly, no arguments.

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Chore Wheel

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About the chore wheel

Nobody can argue with the wheel. Spin the chore wheel to hand out household jobs fairly among partners, roommates or older kids. Turn on "Remove winner" to deal out every chore once, or use "Split into groups" to divide the whole list between people in one click. Edit the list to match your home and click Save to reuse it every week. For younger kids, choose Kids in the "Spin only" menu for 14 age-appropriate jobs like making the bed and matching socks; "10-minute clean" swaps in quick cleaning tasks like wiping the microwave.

Ways to use it

  • Hand out weekly chores to kids without the "that’s not fair" fight.
  • Split cleaning duties between roommates.
  • Make chores a game: spin, finish the chore, spin again.

Splitting chores fairly with a wheel

Spin once per person per turn with "Remove winner" on, so no chore is handed out twice until every chore is taken. Agree how often the wheel is spun, for example every Sunday, so nobody is stuck with the worst job for long. Type "Clean bathroom *2" if you want a big job to come up more often and be shared more.

Keeping it going week after week

Save your household’s list with "Save" so it is ready each week, and share the wheel link in the family or flatmate chat so everyone sees the spin was fair. For children, add a few small, easy chores so younger ones get wins too.

What’s on this wheel (12)

  1. Dishes
  2. Vacuum
  3. Laundry
  4. Take out trash
  5. Wipe counters
  6. Clean bathroom
  7. Feed pets
  8. Tidy living room
  9. Water plants
  10. Sweep floors
  11. Make beds
  12. Fold clothes

Spin only: Kids (ages 4–10) (14)

  1. Make your bed
  2. Put toys away
  3. Feed the pet
  4. Set the table
  5. Clear the table
  6. Water the plants
  7. Match the socks
  8. Put laundry in the hamper
  9. Wipe the table
  10. Help unload the dishwasher
  11. Dust the shelves
  12. Sort the recycling
  13. Line up your shoes
  14. Help put groceries away

Spin only: 10-minute clean (14)

  1. Wipe the microwave
  2. Clean the mirrors
  3. Declutter one drawer
  4. Wipe light switches and door handles
  5. Dust the baseboards
  6. Clean the fridge shelves
  7. Scrub the sink
  8. Wash the trash can
  9. Vacuum under the couch
  10. Clean the stovetop
  11. Wipe kitchen cabinets
  12. Change the bed sheets
  13. Clean the shower glass
  14. Sort the mail pile

Frequently asked questions

How do I split chores between several people?

Use "Split into groups": enter the number of people and the chores are dealt out evenly at random. Or spin once per person with "Remove winner" turned on.

Can I use the same chore wheel every week?

Yes. Edit the chores to match your home, click Save, and pick it from My wheels each week. It stays in your browser.

Is there a chore wheel for kids?

Yes. Choose Kids in the "Spin only" menu for 14 jobs that suit roughly ages 4 to 10, like putting toys away, feeding the pet and matching socks. Younger kids can do the simpler ones with a little help.

How do I use it for a quick clean?

Choose "10-minute clean", turn on "Remove winner after each spin", set a 10-minute timer per task, and keep spinning until you run out of time.

How do I make a chore wheel for roommates?

List every shared chore, set "Split into" to the number of roommates and click Make groups. Share the wheel link in your group chat so everyone sees the same list.

Embed this wheel

Add this wheel to your slides, class website, blog or stream page for free.

For a website or blog, paste this code where you want the wheel to appear:

How to add it

Canva

Copy the link above. In your design, open Apps, search for "Embeds", paste the link and choose Add to design. If Canva shows a link card instead of the wheel, click it while presenting to open the wheel.

Google Slides

Slides can't show a live wheel on a slide. Add a button, text or picture, then choose Insert > Link and paste the link. Click it while presenting and the wheel opens in a new tab.

PowerPoint

Choose Insert > Add-ins, search for "Web Viewer" and add it. Paste the link into it to show the live wheel on the slide. If add-ins are blocked at your school, use Insert > Link instead.

Websites, blogs and learning platforms

WordPress, Canvas, Moodle and most other platforms: paste the embed code into an HTML or embed block. Google Sites: choose Insert > Embed > By URL and paste the link.

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