Nobody in your house is a bad person. They just assume you'll handle it.
So you do. Every time.
"Tonight, I promise" was nine days ago.
See who's in. One tap nudges whoever isn't in yet.
Everyone did it last week. It's still dirty.
Chores take turns. Everyone sees whose it actually is.
Everyone noticed. Nobody told anyone.
Report it with a photo. Everyone sees when it's fixed.
Trash night has no volunteers.
Set it once. Every phone in the house gets the ping, not you.
You are not the house's wifi helpline.
Wifi, door code, house rules. Put them in once.
From the people holding it together.
PLACEHOLDER. A real quote from a house organizer about chores or the wifi questions stopping.
PLACEHOLDER. A real quote from a housemate about seeing who's in without asking.
PLACEHOLDER. A real quote about repairs or reminders, in their own words.
Set up your place in a few minutes.
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Set up your place
Add the rules, the wifi, the chores and everyone's share.
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Send one link
Your roommates and housemates join from it.
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Just live there
Everyone sees the same thing, so nobody has to keep asking.
Before you ask
Is it free?
Yes. The app is free, and so are the chores, repairs, reminders and house info. If your house pays shares by card in the app, a TableCash fee of 3.5% plus $1.49 comes out of each card payment, or the person paying can add it on top. The fee only applies when a card is actually charged. Cashing out to a bank is free for $50 or more, and $0.99 under $50.
Do my roommates need the app?
Yes, the free app on iPhone or Android. You send one link. They tap it, see the house rules, and ask to join.
Who holds the money?
The person who sets up the house. When someone chips in their share, it goes to them, and nothing leaves until they approve it. Everyone in the house sees who's in, what went out and what's left.
How does paying rent work?
Set the month's total once and it splits into everyone's share. Attach the bill so everyone sees what it's for. Each housemate taps Pay the month, and the whole house sees who's in.
What happens when someone moves out?
Plan the move with a date, and everyone's share re-splits on that day. When the lease is up, close the house: the record stays there to read, and nothing new gets added.
Is it just for rent?
No. Most of it is the everyday stuff: whose turn it is to clean, what's broken, reminders, the wifi and the door code, a shared house calendar, and house votes. Money is one part of it.
Who is it for?
Roommates in an apartment, housemates in a share house, a group renting a summer place. If a few of you live together and one of you keeps it running, it's for you.
You signed a lease, not a job as house manager.
Put the chores, the repairs, the wifi and the money where everyone can see them, and let the app do the reminding.
Free on iPhone and Android. 18+.