The world’s best
snooze list
Not a to-do list. For the things that keep coming back, but don’t need doing today. No dates to set. Say how often, tick it off whenever, and breathe.
No account needed to start.
Today
Go on, tick one off.
How it works
1Say how often
Every week, every two months, twice a year. No dates, no deadlines.
2Forget about it
It disappears until it matters. No countdowns. No guilt.
3Do it whenever
Tick it off when you get to it. It's back that long after the day you did it.
Anything that comes around again
Keep it to yourself or share it with whoever pitches in.
Put it in once. Stop thinking about it.
Chores Machine keeps recurring things out of sight until they’re due. When they are, you get one reminder, at the time you usually get to it.
If several things are due that day, they arrive together. No daily nagging. No growing list of things you haven’t done.
3 chores due
Water the plants, Clean the oven, Flea treatment
Share a list with whoever pitches in
Everyone sees the same chores and anyone can tick anything off. No owners, no permission games, no one keeping score. You can mark who a chore is for, and that only changes who gets reminded.
Nudge someone about a chore that’s due. Once a day, from you, never from the app.
Or say it with one tap. A 👍 says you’ve seen it, a ❤️ says thanks. One each, no counting, no sound.
Sharing is the paid part, and one subscription covers a whole list. Only one of you pays. Pro also puts your lists on a MagicMirror or dashboard.
- 🧢🧢👍
Clean the oven
Maja gave this a nudge
Take turns without keeping score
For chores nobody wants to own, Chores Machine can take turns between you. Whoever’s turn it is gets the reminder.
Anyone can still do it. When someone does, the next turn moves on automatically.
No points. No scorekeeping. No arguments about whose turn it was.
- 🌻🧢🌙
Also, every few times
Some things only need doing now and then, but always together with something else. Empty the robot vacuum every week, refill its water every other time, put in a new bag every fourth.
Add them to the chore and they ride along when it’s their turn, right on its row. One tap does the lot. No extra chores to keep track of, and nothing drifts out of step.
- Bins out+ rinse the bin, every 6th time
- Change the sheets+ wash the duvet, every 8th
- Water the plants+ feed them, every 4th
- Run the dishwasher+ clean the filter, every 10th
- Litter box+ a full change, every 4th
- Coffee machine+ descale it, every 6th
It sits on the chore itself, out of the way until you want it.
| Time | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refill water | ||||||||
| New bag | ||||||||
| Clean the brushes |
Tick it a few times and watch what comes along.
One thing leads to the next
Some chores come in a row. Start a wash, and it needs hanging up right after and folding the next day.
Tick one and the next shows up by itself, right after or a few days later, for whoever it’s for. Until then it stays out of sight.
Each step is an ordinary chore, set up the same way, and can be for someone else. Ida starts the wash, Tom hangs it up, Maja folds. Two washes, two loads to hang up.
- 🧺 Start a wash
- Right after👕 Hang it up
- 1 day later🧦 Fold and put away
Tick it and see what comes next.
Your lists are free. Forever.
Make as many lists as you like. Your chores, reminders and history are free for as long as you want them. Sharing a list is the only paid part.
Not a trial. No streaks. No scores. No “you’re behind” notifications.