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Organize household chores with a clear view of daily tasks and responsibilities. Set up plans, assign chores based on time or task count, and manage absences with optional reassignments. Gamification and private sharing features are available.
2.6.0
September 28, 2026
Today now opens first, with overdue chores, today’s work and upcoming dates in that order. Each chore shows its due date and can be completed directly from the plan. The example household has a clearer primary action. Pro review and export tools remain optional.
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NeatShift provides a shared view of daily priorities and responsibilities, allowing households to see what needs to be done. It suggests assignments by time or task count, or allows manual assignment, ensuring no single person is overwhelmed with organizing.
Yes, NeatShift allows you to record household or personal absences. Depending on your chosen mode, chores can pause or be temporarily reassigned, with a preview available before saving changes.
The core features of NeatShift, including planning, chores, rooms, iCloud sharing, time away, statistics, reminders, and widgets, remain free. Optional Pro features are available via subscription.
NeatShift Pro offers advanced features like image and PDF report export, a Sunday check-in, and a four-week overload outlook. It can also suggest due-date changes for tasks when suitable, with a preview and confirmation.
No, NeatShift does not have advertising, analytics, or tracking. Your data stays on your device and, if enabled, in your iCloud space, ensuring a private experience.
NeatShift is available on iPhone and iPad, making it accessible for most Apple users managing their household tasks.
The latest version of NeatShift is 2.5.0, last updated on September 20, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features to enhance the chore planning experience.
NeatShift has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. Gamification features like points and badges can be used, but a child's completion requires approval before earning points.
