How is this better than a whiteboard?

It’s the whiteboard everyone actually has with them. Same list on every phone, updated the moment someone checks something off.

Can someone delete the whole list?

Anyone with the link can edit anything — that’s the deal, the same as a whiteboard. Deleting an item shows a short undo window, and checking off always asks first.

No notifications, no guilt features. It’s a list, not a manager.

A chore list the whole house can see

The problem with chore apps is getting everyone to install the chore app. This one is a link on the fridge group chat: roommates and kids open it in a browser, see what needs doing, and check things off. Everyone sees the same list, updated live.

Opens instantly. No account, no email.

Organize by person or by room

Make a section per roommate, or per room — Kitchen, Bathroom, Yard. Drag chores between sections when someone trades. Section counters show who’s pulling their weight (or not).

Reuse it every week

Uncheck everything on Sunday and the week starts fresh. Checked-off chores keep their text frozen, so “clean the bathroom properly” stays exactly as written.

House rules live in a note

Bin collection day, the plumber’s number, “quiet after 10” — pin the standing info in a note block at the top of the list.

Questions

How is this better than a whiteboard?: It’s the whiteboard everyone actually has with them. Same list on every phone, updated the moment someone checks something off.
Can someone delete the whole list?: Anyone with the link can edit anything — that’s the deal, the same as a whiteboard. Deleting an item shows a short undo window, and checking off always asks first.
Does it nag people?: No notifications, no guilt features. It’s a list, not a manager.