Fairly Sorted

For the everyday jobs

Share the work that keeps life moving.

Put household tasks and responsibilities in one place, let everyone say what works for them, and turn the answers into a practical weekly split.

Three simple steps

Get from a shared list to a split everyone can use.

  1. 01

    Start with the real jobs

    Use a ready-made household list, then add, remove or rename anything to match how your home actually works.

  2. 02

    Everyone has their say

    Each person chooses what suits them without somebody having to run the whole conversation.

  3. 03

    Review the split

    Check who owns what, make any quick changes, and keep one clear split you can come back to.

Made for real life

Clear enough to be useful. Flexible enough to change.

  • Everyone starts from the same list.
  • Each person chooses independently.
  • You can review and adjust the split together.

You stay in charge

A useful split, shaped by the people involved.

Everyone chooses independently first. Then you review the split and change anything that needs changing.

  • A fair say for everyone

    People choose independently, so louder voices do not shape the split before everyone else has answered.

  • Built for changing weeks

    Edit the list or the final split whenever work, school, travel or energy levels change.

  • Fairness without a lecture

    Fairly Sorted gives you a clear process and an editable suggestion. Your household decides what fair looks like in practice.

Questions, answered plainly

Before you start.

Is this only for chores?
No. Use it for household admin, school jobs, caring responsibilities, holiday planning or anything else several people need to share.
Do we have to use the suggested split?
No. It is a useful first draft. Move any task, share it, or change the list until the split works for your household.

Ready when you are

Turn the running list in your head into a shared split.

Choose a ready-made starting list or write your own. You can have the first version ready in a few minutes.