One app.The whole household.
How do I get my partner — or the kids — to use a chore app? Stop assigning. Start playing. One team, shared quests, visible wins.
The core game is free, forever. No account needed to start.
Make it a team game. Clean Quest gives your household shared quests and team challenges instead of assigned chores. Up to 6 members play free, everyone's work is visible, and the timer turns "clean the living room" into a 10-minute boss battle.
How households play
Pick a quest. Three a day, matched to your energy. Five minutes is enough.
Do it, beat the clock if you want. Start the timer or don't. Your call.
Get the win. XP, coins, a finished room. Spend coins on real rewards you set yourself.
Fair by design
- Free for up to 6. The whole household plays free. One Premium covers everyone.
- Visible work. Every completed quest shows up. No more "I do everything."
- No nagging needed. The game sends the invitation, not you.
- Kid-simple quests. Concrete tasks, timers, real rewards you pick together.
Questions, answered
How do I get my partner to use it?
Don't assign chores — invite them to a team quest. "Clear the kitchen in 10 minutes, beat the clock together" works where nagging doesn't.
Does everyone need to pay?
No. Household play is free for up to 6 members, and one Premium purchase covers everyone. Nobody pays per person.
Can kids use it?
Yes. Quests are simple and concrete ("put away 5 toys"), timers make them a game, and rewards are real things you set together.
Does it show who did what?
Yes — and that's the point. Invisible work becomes visible, which ends most chore arguments before they start.