Dotted: Roommate House Rules

Dotted: Roommate House Rules

Chores, bills, & house rules

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Released
August 10, 2026
Updated
October 27, 2026

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Dotted is one app for the whole house: chores that rotate fairly, expenses that split cleanly, and house rules everyone actually agreed to, in writing. START WITH THE HOUSE Set up your house first. Name it, choose the house rules and sign the agreement, then create your account to save it. If a roommate sent you an invite code, you see the house and what joining means before you ask to join. YOUR HOUSE AGREEMENT Draft your house rules together, from quiet hours to guests to the thermostat. Every member signs, and changes go through a proposal and a vote. Nothing changes behind anyone's back. CHORES THAT ROTATE FAIRLY Set up chores once and Dotted rotates them through the house on schedule. Mark them done, pass a turn with a reason when life happens, or pick up an overdue chore for a housemate. Changing a shared chore asks the roommates it affects first, while small fixes apply right away. Reliability standings keep the effort visible, and gentle nudges from the house move things along. EXPENSES WITHOUT THE AWKWARDNESS There is one way to add an expense: scan a receipt or enter it by hand, then split it evenly, by custom amounts, or by the items each roommate claims. Every expense opens to show who owes what, the receipt, and the date it should be paid back by, set by your house rules. Receipts are read on your device and stored privately for your household only. SETTLE UP IN ONE PAYMENT Dotted tracks who owes whom and nets it to one number per roommate. Pay the difference through Venmo or Cash App with the amount prefilled, and your roommate confirms it in one tap. Dotted never holds or transfers money. SEE WHERE THE MONEY GOES House Costs shows what the house spent this month, by category or by roommate, next to last month. BUILT FOR SHARED LIVING Invite-only households with admin approval. An activity feed of everything that happens. Reminders before chores are due. Widgets for today's chores and house money. No ads, no tracking, and your household's data is never sold.
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What's New in Dotted

1.1

October 27, 2026

New Expense Sheet: Scan a receipt or enter it by hand, then split it evenly, by custom amounts, or by items each roommate claims. All expenses live in one list, split into Active and History, and each opens a detail screen showing who owes what, the receipt, and the pay-back deadline. Settle Up: Settling up with a roommate is one payment now. Settle Up shows what you owe each other, you pay the difference once, and your roommate confirms it in one tap. Paying one expense on its own still works from the expense itself. House Costs: A new screen on the Expenses tab shows what the house spent this month, by category or by roommate, with a comparison to last month. Pay-back Deadlines: Every split now has a date by which roommates pay you back, set by your house rules. Overdue amounts are marked, and reliability standings take them into account. Chore Editing: Changing a shared chore no longer changes it for everyone at once. Cosmetic changes apply right away; changes to the schedule or rotation go to the roommates they affect for approval. You can also leave a rotation, which asks the rest of the rotation first. New Onboarding: Set up your house first. Name it, choose the house rules and sign the agreement, then create your account to save it. If someone sent you an invite code, you see the house and what joining means before you ask to join. Bug fixes: An even split could show one amount per person while charging a cent more or less; the amounts now match. Invite links opened to a blank screen for people who had not set up a house yet. The verification code screen stayed locked for a minute after tapping Resend. If confirming a payment failed, the app marked it paid anyway; it now tells you and leaves it unpaid.

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