Who uses FairTurns
A roster for any group that takes turns
Departments and front desks, clubs and volunteer teams, schools, music teachers, share houses and families. Here are 56 of the ways people use FairTurns. If your group takes turns at anything, it will fit yours too.
Workplaces and teams
Departments, front desks, kitchens, on-call and duty rosters: one place where everyone sees who is on.
Volunteer groups and community
Op shops, events, meal rosters and community groups: turns shared out, and everyone can see the roster.
Sport and clubs
Canteen, scoring, bar and BBQ duty: every family and member takes a turn, and nobody keeps a spreadsheet.
Schools and early learning
Yard duty, tuckshop helpers, kindy and playgroup parents: a fair roster everyone can open on their phone.
Lessons and teaching
Music teachers, tutors and coaches putting students into regular times.
Home and family
Chores, flatmates, the school run and caring for a parent: whose turn it is, without the argument.
Faith communities
Music, sound, welcomers, cleaning and morning tea rosters for churches and other faith groups.
Not on the list?
If people take turns, it works. Make a team for each kind of job, add the people, and click a day to add a date.