The family tidiness system

Teach your kids to keep a tidy house.

Good habits start with a few jobs they can finish. Choreeo helps you make a paper chart—and shows you how to use it with your kids.

$39/year (about 75¢ a week) or $79 once. Preview your chart before you pay. Full refund within 30 days.

Preview before you buy. No app download needed.

Example weekly chart: seven shared jobs with daily turns for Mira, Theo, Cal and Nora.
Kids use the printout.Grown-ups use Choreeo.Good habits take practice.
01 · Start small

Choose jobs
they can finish.

Think of the things you keep reminding them to do. Pick a few jobs or add your own. Start with a list your kids can finish, then add more when those feel easy.

More than one kid? Share the jobs.

You choose the jobs. Choreeo works out whose turn it is. Put the chart where your kids can see it, and show them how to find their jobs.

“Look at today’s column. Find your name. Those are your jobs.”

Whose turn?Example week · Oct 5–11
  • Kitchen countersMira
  • Dirty dishesTheo
  • Living roomCal
  • Dinner tableNora
  • BathroomsMira
  • StairsTheo
  • EntrywayCal

Same turns as the printout below. Tap a day.

A four-kid example: shared jobs down the left, dates across the top and a kid’s name in each day’s cell.
A real Choreeo printout with example names. Your chart includes the jobs you choose. Scroll to see the full chart, or open the full-size example.
One kid? Start with individual habits.

A few daily jobs.
A box to check.

Make your bed. Put shoes away. Put toys away. Choose a short list your child can finish each day. Group habits into morning, afternoon and evening if it helps.

“Look at today’s column. Finish a job, then check its box.”

Mira’s example chart with Make your bed in Morning, Put shoes away in Afternoon and Put toys away in Evening.
One child, three habits, a fresh week of checkboxes. Tap to enlarge.
02 · Teach the job

Show them what
“done” looks like.

Work alongside them at first. Show them how to do a job and what “done” looks like. Help if they need it.

Want to take a turn, too? If you’re making a chart for two or three kids, you can put your name on the chart with theirs.

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03 · Make the deal clear

Jobs first.
Then the fun.

then
Use something they already want.
TV, ice cream, or another treat they look forward to.
Make the deal clear.
“When your jobs are done, then you can ___.”
Hold the line.
When they ask, point to the chart. Help if they need it. The fun waits until the jobs are done.

Start with a few jobs they can finish. Add more when those feel easy.

04 · Keep it going

A fresh chart
each week.

Same jobs, new turns. Choreeo rotates who does what each week, so print the new chart and everyone can see whose turn it is.

For one child, a fresh chart means a new set of daily checkboxes. Keep the habits that work. Change them as your child grows.

Built in a home with five kids

A tidier house.
A little less reminding.

Choreeo started with a dad who wanted to stop carrying every reminder. A visible paper chart helped his family, and a friend’s family, make their homes tidier.

That’s why it’s paper for the kids, with quiet tools for the grown-ups. Something the family can return to when life gets busy.

Made by Winfred, dad of five.
A few practical questions

Before it goes on the fridge.

What does it cost?

Choose $39 USD a year, which renews yearly until canceled, or pay $79 USD once for lifetime family chart editing and reprints. Both cover the same chart tools. Preview your chart before you buy; printing requires purchase. Full refund within 30 days — just reply to your receipt. Voice and AI features are not included.

Do my kids need an app?

No. Kids use the printout. Grown-ups use Choreeo to choose jobs, make changes and print. Start in a browser on your phone or computer.

Will this work with one child?

Yes. Start with individual habits and a checkbox for each day. You can group the jobs by morning, afternoon and evening. Families with two or more kids start with rotating shared jobs.

Does the paper change when I update a job?

The paper stays as you printed it. Print again when you want your changes on the fridge. Larger lists may need more than one sheet; you’ll see the complete chart in your preview.

Can I still get a free printable?

Yes. Our free templates are blank charts you fill in yourself. The paid chart tools add your family’s names, work out shared turns, and let you edit and reprint.

Browse free printables →

Are there iPhone and Android apps?

Yes. The apps are available, and you can get started right here on the web without a download.

A place for everyone’s part

Print chores.Live tidy.

Start with a few jobs your kids can finish. We’ll guide you through making a chart and putting it to work in your home.

$39 a year or $79 once.
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