Choreeo
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Chore charts for loving families

Paper for kids.
Siri for parents.

  • Keep paper current without screens
  • Tell Siri when you think of new chores.
  • Print fresh chore charts whenever.
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The perfect blend of Siri and the family printer.

A printed Choreeo chore chart held to a refrigerator door by two magnets, mid-week, with a few boxes checked.
“Hey Siri, Chore Chart update.”
Siri: What happened?
Parent: Sonja scooped the cat litter, and Dahlia and Sophia washed their bedsheets.
Choreeo: Done. Litter logged for Sonja. Bedsheets checked off for Dahlia and Sophia.
“Hey Siri, Choreeo update.”
Siri: What happened?
Parent: Add taking out the recycling to Tuesdays for Dahlia.
Choreeo: Done. Recycling is on Dahlia's chart starting Tuesday.

The same paper chart,
with less bookkeeping.

  1. Create the chart in the parent app.
  2. Print it for the fridge.
  3. Tell Siri what changed, or tap it in.
Setup

Make the family chart.

Add kids and starter chores once, then let the chart stay current.
Print

Put the page on the fridge.

Kids use the visible chart, not another app or account.
During the day

Say it or tap it.

Use Siri when your hands are full, or quick taps when the house is quiet.
Reflect

Read the week.

Stars per kid, what got skipped, and one calm nudge for next week.

Made for the Siri moment parents already have.

Family data lives with iCloud. Siri handles hands-full moments. AirPrint and the share sheet handle the paper. The chart stays on the fridge.

Chart

Yes, there’s an app.

One page, the kids, today’s chores. Print and invite your co-parents to join.

The Choreeo iPhone chart screen showing Mira and Theo's chores, completed checkboxes, weekly stars, print, microphone, and settings controls.
Voice or tap

Siri asks what’s new.

Say “Choreeo update, Sophia needs to finish putting her project supplies away” from your phone or watch, or tap quietly in the app.

Catch-up

Update the chart any time.

Tap or speak out all of the completed work to quickly reconcile.

A handwritten task, a chore the kids noticed alone — update it rapidly with voice or tap.

Reflect

A quiet weekend recap.

Stars per kid, anything that kept slipping, one gentle suggestion. Learn what rhythms fit your kids best.

The iPhone beta is for Siri families who still like paper.

We’re inviting parents who want kids using the chart, not a screen. Bring your real chores, real printer, and real week.

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Siri for parents. Paper for kids.

Calm and steady habits. Your data in your iCloud. Hardly an app at all.
Designed to get out of your way while helping you run your household.

Kids do not need the app.

They use the printed chart on the fridge. The parent app handles setup, Siri updates, and printing.

Siri, with taps ready.

Use Siri while your hands are full. Use taps when the room is quiet or voice gets it wrong.

Print stays first.

AirPrint a new chore chart any time. Build healthy kid habits around paper, not apps.

Try it for free for 2 weeks

The iPhone beta is for the normal week: dishes, laundry, missed chores, and the chart everyone walks past.

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Find your rhythm and build habits to last a lifetime.

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Kids get the page. Parents get Siri and a minimalist app.