bi el at – Chore Race
Score chores, crown a champion
About
Transform household chores into a fun competition with a gamified system that assigns points, tracks progress on a visual map, and crowns monthly champions. Features include customizable point values, automated nagging for neglected tasks, and special events like double-point hours.
What's New in bi el at
2.0
September 17, 2026
Deep-clean day. • Floors and gardens: duplex, triplex, loft or a house with a yard; every floor gets its own map, with stairs in between • Verdict of the week: mark rooms "Sparkling" or "Messy" and the messiest room of the week is announced on Sunday evening. Whoever tidies it first grabs bonus points • Guests at the door: when the Emergency alarm rings, the home screen switches to panic mode. Grab the next task and save the house • Lost and Found Bureau: post a missing item, housemates leave clues room by room, whoever finds it closes the case • Claimed by mistake? Undo within 10 minutes; every claim asks first • Full-points day: chores reset at midnight (or every 24 hours if you prefer), and the list refreshes itself when the day turns • Home management: rename the home, remove a member, hand it over, or leave; close it when you are the last one • Messy rooms now say it out loud: DUSTY, GRIMY, DISASTER • Objections work in small homes too: if everyone else (three people at most) objects, the points are halved • Calmer notifications: a daily limit, no more seeing the same nag twice, and chores done during quiet hours arrive as one morning summary • Tell us what to fix from inside the app • Dark mode repainted from scratch, and iOS 16.2 and later are supported The Chef tried the new version. The dishes are still waiting.
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FAQ
How does bi el at make chores fun?
bi el at turns chores into a game by assigning points to each task. Households can compete monthly to crown a champion, with customizable prizes for the winner. This gamified approach encourages participation and makes mundane tasks more engaging.
Can bi el at remind me about chores?
Yes, bi el at features a 'Nag Engine' that sends witty reminders to the person who has avoided a specific chore the longest. This ensures fair distribution of tasks and timely completion without direct confrontation.
What is the 'Power Hour' feature in bi el at?
The 'Power Hour' is a special event where all chores are worth double points for a 30-minute period. A live countdown is displayed on your lock screen, adding an element of urgency and excitement to completing tasks.
Does bi el at have ads?
No, bi el at is free and does not contain any advertisements or ad tracking, providing an uninterrupted user experience.
How does bi el at handle disputes over chore completion?
bi el at uses a visual map that shows the state of rooms, indicating who last cleaned them. The app also has an 'Objections' feature, allowing users to challenge a chore claim, potentially halving its points if the objection is valid.
What kind of prizes can be set for bi el at champions?
The app encourages setting a prize upfront for the monthly champion, such as 'Losers make breakfast.' This adds an extra layer of motivation and friendly competition to the household.
Is bi el at suitable for younger children?
bi el at is rated for ages 12 and up. While it gamifies chores, the complexity of point systems and competitive nature might be more suitable for older children and teenagers.
How often is bi el at updated?
The latest version of bi el at is 2.0, which was last updated on September 17, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
