Recure vs TaskSplitter

Recure is a household chore tracker built for couples, flatmates and small families. No more "whose turn was it this week?" — the app picks who's up next, rotation stays fair, and you both see the same list. WHAT MAKES RECURE DIFFERENT • Rotation, not assignments. Pick two or more people for a chore and turns shift automatically after each completion. Home always shows whose turn it is now — and who's next. • Shared, not divided. One household, one list — open the app on either phone and you're looking at the same chores. • Warm, not nagging. Streaks, gentle colors, and stats about what your house did together — no leaderboards, no scorekeeping. HOW IT WORKS • Answer a quick quiz and get a starter chore list that fits your home • Invite your partner with a link or a QR code they can just scan • Add your own chores and set how often they repeat (every 2 days, 7 days, etc.) • Tap the check when done — the turn passes to the next person automatically • Started solo? Add your partner by name and rotation is ready the moment they join • Reset the invite code anytime if you share it with the wrong person WEEKLY STATS See your house's week at a glance — chores completed, your streak, and a daily activity chart. It's about what got done together, not who did more. PRIVACY No ads. No tracking. Your household data lives on your account and is shared only with household members. You can delete your account any time from Settings. Questions, feedback or bugs: support@getrecure.com

TaskSplitter makes sure recurring tasks — at home, at work, or anywhere a group shares responsibilities — get split fairly, automatically, every day. No more "whose turn is it to do the dishes?" No more one person quietly doing more than their share. Add your tasks once, and TaskSplitter rotates them across your group so everyone gets an equal load over time. KEY FEATURES • Fair, automatic distribution — daily, weekly, monthly, or custom-interval tasks are split round-robin across every member of a group, so the workload evens out on its own. • Multiple groups — keep your household, your roommates, and your work team completely separate, each with their own tasks and members. • See everyone's day — the Workload view shows exactly who has what today, so fairness isn't just a promise, it's something you can check at a glance. • Task trading — got a harder task today than usual? Offer to swap it with a group member, right from your list. • Stay in the loop — notifications for pending tasks, new group activity, and task swaps, so nothing falls through the cracks. • Available in English and French. HOW IT WORKS : Create a group and invite people with a simple link. Add the tasks that need doing — daily chores, weekly errands, monthly bills, or anything on your own schedule. TaskSplitter automatically assigns each task to a group member every day, rotating fairly so no one gets stuck doing everything. Check your list, mark tasks done, and trade with someone else if a task doesn't work for you today. Whether it's a shared apartment, a family, or a small team dividing recurring work, TaskSplitter takes the mental load — and the arguments — out of deciding who does what. TaskSplitter is currently free to use. I'm building it solo, with a simple goal: solve small everyday problems with modern, thoughtful tools. Feedback is always welcome from the app's Profile screen.