Who uses FairTurns
Home and family
Chores, flatmates, the school run and caring for a parent: whose turn it is, without the argument.
Rosters in this group
Bin roster
Whose turn to put the bins out, for units, townhouses and share houses, on one link.
Chore roster for kids
Kids’ chores shared out by turns, children added by name with no email, and the parents in charge.
Chores for couples and adults
Two adults, or a houseful of them, sharing the housework on a roster you can all see.
Cooking and dishes turns
Whose turn to cook and whose turn to wash up, night by night, on one link the house can check.
Family care roster
Visits, shopping and appointments for an ageing parent, shared between brothers, sisters and helpers.
Flatmate cleaning rota
Kitchen, bathroom, bins and hoovering shared out between flatmates, on a rota the whole flat can see.
Holiday house, caravan or boat
Turns at the shared beach house, caravan or boat between families, set out for the year on one link.
Household chores
The whole family’s chores on one shared roster, with whose turn it is on everyone’s phone.
Dog walking and pet care
Walks, feeds and the litter tray shared out between the family or housemates, so the dog gets one dinner.
School run and car-pool
Morning drop-offs and afternoon pick-ups shared between families, with today’s driver on every phone.
Templates, tools and guides
Chore chart template
A printable chore chart for kids: jobs down the side, the week across, a box to tick each day.
House share cleaning rota template
A cleaning rota for housemates: bins, bathroom, kitchen and floors, rotating weekly.
How to split chores fairly
List every job, including the invisible ones, agree the standard, then rotate or own. A method for any household.
Chores by age
A sensible list of chores children can learn at each age, and how to teach and share them out.
Flatmate chores
House rules, a cleaning rota that rotates, bins night and the supplies kitty: chores in a share house.
Sharing care of a parent
How brothers and sisters can share the visits, driving and paperwork for an ageing parent without falling out.
How to set up a school run rota
Share the morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up between families: who drives, which days, and what to agree first.
Free to start
Everything you need to run a roster is free, with no limit on people or dates. Pro adds roster emails and filling by itself for A$1 a month per organisation.