A shared family chore chart that actually gets used
Create shared chore lists, assign responsibilities, use helpful templates, and see what still needs attention across the household.
HausPlatz turns the endless back-and-forth about who's doing what into a calm, shared chore chart. Assign the trash, the dishes, the laundry, or the weekly deep-clean once, and let the household see who's up.
Restricted roles like Teen, Child, and Guest can add and complete their own items but can't accidentally delete someone else's list. Owners keep full control and can review the 30-day activity log any time.
What you get
Assign to any member
Chores show up on the right person's plan with their color.
Recurring chores
Weekly, daily, or custom patterns for real household routines.
Templates for common lists
Start with a template for cleaning, bedtime, or move-in day.
Safe for teens and children
Restricted roles can add and complete, but not delete other members' items.
How a household uses it
- 01Create a chore list
Name the list — Weekly Cleaning, Kids' Chores, Sunday Reset — and pick a template if it helps.
- 02Assign owners
Tag each chore with the member responsible. Their color makes it obvious at a glance.
- 03Track completion
Check things off together. Owners can review activity in the audit log.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I create a shared chore chart?
- Yes. Create chore lists for the household, assign items to specific members, and see progress in one place.
- Can children and teens have their own chores?
- Yes. Teens and children can complete chores assigned to them. Restricted roles can add items but cannot delete other people's entries.
- Do you support recurring chores?
- Yes. Chores can repeat on a schedule so weekly and daily routines don't need to be re-created.
- Is there attribution for who did what?
- Yes. Every add, edit, and completion is tagged with the member who made it, and owners can review the audit log.
Bring your household together
HausPlatz is free during public beta. Create a household, invite everyone, and start planning together in minutes.

