From the books

Fair share and plans

Tools for who does what at home and at work, and plans you both keep. Everything here is free, needs no sign-up, and what you type stays on your device.

• AA fair chore chart for couples (free, printable)A free, printable chore chart for couples, families and roommates: list every job, including the invisible ones, give each an owner and review it weekly.PageOpen A fair chore chart for couples (free, printable)
• AAt work: Messages that landFree, plain tools for teams: one owner per job, messages that land, appreciation that fits, and a 45-minute team session. No sign-up, no cartoons.PageOpen At work: Messages that land
• AAt work: Team check-in 10 minutesFree, plain tools for teams: one owner per job, messages that land, appreciation that fits, and a 45-minute team session. No sign-up, no cartoons.PageOpen At work: Team check-in 10 minutes
• FFair split calculator (the full version)A free calculator for the household split: time, effort and the invisible jobs, so you can see whether the setup works for everyone.PageOpen Fair split calculator (the full version)
• Fair split checkKnow if your split can last, and whether what you changed is working, this week or over a monthToolOpen Fair split check
• MMoney together: different styles, one planFree, fair help for couples with different money styles: personal money for each, a shared check-in limit, moving in, wedding costs, and limits vs control.PageOpen Money together: different styles, one plan
• Plan it onceSettle it once, kindly, and both keep it: holidays, family days, screen time, rooms, shiftsToolOpen Plan it once
• SSharing a room (dorm, halls or flat): Our room agreementFree, calm help for sharing a dorm room or apartment: a roommate agreement, cleaning, quiet hours, guests, borrowing, and talking to your RA. No sign-up.PageOpen Sharing a room (dorm, halls or flat): Our room agreement
• Team job listNo job lands on whoever notices first: owners, backups and a 10-minute weekly roundToolOpen Team job list
• Who does what?Settle “who does more?” with facts, not blame: tap who does each job, then compareToolOpen Who does what?