We Should Probably… do the dishes.
The house runs. Nobody has to ask who does what.
We Should Probably… splits the recurring chores across your family or flatmates, does the reminding, and keeps count of how long you have kept it up.
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It is never really about the dishes.
Households do not clash over chores, they clash over who has to remember them. One person keeps it all in their head and quietly becomes the house manager. That is the job this app takes over — not the job of the strict list.
Nobody tracks who did what, so everybody tracks it in their head.
The agreement lives in a group chat from three months ago.
Usually true. A chore without a reminder is a chore without an owner.
Fifteen minutes to set up, then it runs.
Create your house
One house, everyone in it with a name. Family, shared flat or student place — same app.
Add the recurring chores
Bins every Tuesday, plants every Sunday. Fixed to one person, or simply taking turns.
Tick it off, keep the streak
Whoever is done taps it off. The house sees it right away and your streak keeps running.
Enough to keep the house running. Nothing more.
Turns, automatically
Chores rotate through the house on their own. No one has to keep a tally.
Everyone sees the same list
One house, one list — including what is not yours today.
Streaks that count
How many days in a row the house stayed on top of it. The one number allowed to be loud.
Away? Put it on pause
Holiday for the whole house, or just for you. Your chores go to the others.
Reminders that do not nag
One notification at the right moment. Late reads as „was due Tuesday" — no exclamation marks.
See who did what
By month, by person. To end the conversation, not to start it.