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FairPlay: Chores for Couples

FairPlay: Chores for Couples

Balance Your Mental Load

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 24, 2026
  • July 10, 2026

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Developer

Yassine Benhamouda
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This app helps couples divide household chores more equitably by visualizing the mental load. It assigns tasks based on each partner's past contributions and uses effort points to weigh different chores, fostering clearer communication and a more balanced home life.

✓Fair chore assignment
✓Weighted effort points
✓Balance tracking over time
✓Clearer conversations
✓Balanced home life
✓Customizable tasks
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What's New in FairPlay

2.0.1

July 10, 2026

Bug fixes.

Subscription plans

FairPlay Pro

FairPlay Pro Weekly

$4.997 Days
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User reviews

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Is not worth even trialing

I am not a fan of the fact that it’s not following the cards where the couple discusses it. This is essentially just a glorified chore chart. And there isn’t enough experience with the cards in the free to even justify purchasing, I think if I had played with 5 cards I may feel like I understand how to use the app before paying but this left me more confused and searching for another app.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the honest feedback, you had a point. Version 2.0 changes exactly that: the setup now walks you and your partner through splitting your chores together, and you see your balance before paying anything. There is also a weekly check-in to adjust things as a couple. If you ever give it another chance, we would really like to know what you think.

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FAQ

Does FairPlay have ads?

No, FairPlay does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with a subscription required for full access to its features.

What is the cost of FairPlay?

FairPlay offers a subscription model. 'FairPlay Pro' is available for $4.99 per 7 days, and 'FairPlay Pro Yearly' is $39.99 per year. A subscription is needed for unlimited chore assignments and advanced insights.

How does FairPlay assign chores?

FairPlay assigns chores based on the current balance of effort points. The partner who has contributed less recently is more likely to be assigned the next task, ensuring a fairer distribution.

Can I customize chores in FairPlay?

Yes, FairPlay allows for custom tasks. This feature is part of the premium subscription, enabling you to add specific chores relevant to your household.

What devices support FairPlay?

FairPlay is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. The app is designed for iOS users.

How often is FairPlay updated?

The latest version of FairPlay is 1.2.2, last updated on June 30, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and user experience.

What is the age rating for FairPlay?

FairPlay has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.

What do users like about FairPlay?

While specific user sentiment is not detailed, the app is designed to help couples turn vague feelings about workload into clearer conversations and build a more balanced home life, aiming to reduce resentment and repetitive arguments.