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A Fair Chore Wheel
That Actually Remembers

Every household has one person who "forgets" it's their turn. This chore wheel fixes that — it tracks who's done what, and the person who's done the least always has the best odds.

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Why a normal spinner wheel doesn't work for chores

Most online spinner wheels give everyone the exact same odds on every single spin. That sounds fair, but it isn't — pure randomness means the same unlucky person can get picked for dish duty four weeks running, purely by chance, while a roommate who's genuinely done nothing skates by. Nobody believes that's fair, and it starts arguments that have nothing to do with the actual chores.

Wheel of Blame solves this by tracking a running score for every person. Each time someone is picked and the result gets confirmed, their score goes up and their slice of the wheel shrinks. The math is simple: your slice size is 1 ÷ your blame points. Someone who's done four chores has a quarter of the slice of someone who's done one — so the wheel actively corrects itself instead of relying on luck.

How to set up a chore wheel for your house in under a minute

  1. Open the wheel and clear the demo names using the ✕ button next to each one.
  2. Add every roommate using the "Add a name" box — press Enter or click Add after each one.
  3. Spin once per chore that needs doing that day — dishes, trash, vacuuming, whatever's on the list.
  4. Confirm the result in the popup so that person's blame score updates and their slice shrinks for next time.
  5. Share the link using the Share button in the header — anyone who opens it sees the exact same roster and history, so there's no dispute about who's "really" ahead.
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Dishes & Cleaning

Rotate daily chores without anyone feeling singled out

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Trash & Recycling

Weekly pickup duty split automatically over time

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Grocery Runs

Whoever's bought groceries least gets picked next

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Pet Duty

Feeding, walks, and litter boxes — fairly distributed

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Chore Wheel FAQ

How do I split chores fairly with roommates?
Add every roommate to the wheel, then spin once per chore that needs doing. When someone is picked, confirm it — their blame score goes up and their slice shrinks for next time. Over a few weeks the wheel naturally balances out so nobody carries more than their share.
What makes this different from a normal spinner wheel?
A normal spinner gives everyone equal odds every time, which means the same person can get picked five times in a row out of bad luck. This chore wheel tracks history — the more chores someone has already done, the smaller their slice gets, so the odds correct themselves automatically.
Do I need an account or app to use the chore wheel?
No. It runs in your browser with no login. The whole roster and history is stored in the page URL, so you can bookmark it or share the link with roommates and everyone sees the same wheel.
Can I use this for a chore chart with kids or family members?
Yes — add each family member's name, spin once per task, and confirm the winner. It works the same way for a household chore chart as it does for roommates splitting rent-adjacent duties.
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