Rumi: Chores & Home Together

No more "whose turn was it?". Rumi is the app where a couple or a family shares out the week: the chores and tasks of the next seven days, split between the people who actually live there. THE WEEK Seven days, laid out person by person. See what is on you, see what is on everyone else, and move something across with a tap. A load bar shows who is carrying more, so "we split it evenly" is a fact instead of an argument. CHORES THAT ROTATE Set a chore up once and Rumi keeps handing it to the next person, week after week, skipping whoever is away. The same person never gets the same job twice in a row. TASKS, SHOPPING AND MEALS A backlog for the one-off jobs that are not chores. One shopping list for the house, live on everybody's phone. A meal plan for the week that pushes its missing ingredients straight into that list. ONE CALENDAR FOR THE HOUSE Appointments, birthdays, visitors and trips, sitting next to the chores and meals they collide with, so you find out before the day arrives. THE PEOPLE YOU KEEP MEANING TO CALL The plumber, the vet, the landlord, the friend whose birthday you always miss. Who they are, what you talked about last time, and a follow-up with a real date on it. LEVELLING UP, NOT NAGGING Every chore done is XP. The house shares a level, a weekly goal and a streak, so keeping the place running feels like something you did together instead of a list someone else wrote for you. Free to use. Rumi Plus shares out the week for you and remembers every one of those people. The shared parts of a home are never behind a paywall: inviting someone and sharing a list are free, always.