Whose turn is it to do the dishes?
Zumzi keeps a fair chore rotation for the whole family. One tap — and everyone knows who's next. Instead of the paper sheet on the fridge that always gets lost.
Try it freeNo install needed — works in the browser. Add it to your phone's home screen like an app.
Sound familiar?
- "I did it yesterday!" — and nobody remembers if that's true.
- The chore chart got lost, and the spreadsheet is on Mom's phone — only Mom's.
- Someone was away, "skipped" their turn — and the rotation is unfair again.
How it works
Create a room and add your family
Everyone gets a name and an avatar. Kids join by invite link — no email or password.
Add chores and who does them
Dishes, floors, the litter box — each chore has its own participants. Already keeping score on paper? Enter who's done how much.
Done? Tap it
Zumzi counts who's done the least and shows whose turn it is. The log remembers everything — nothing to argue about.
Fair, not just "in turns"
- The rotation is based on who has done how much, not a fixed schedule. Miss a week — you catch up, you don't get lucky.
- You can do a chore out of turn — it still counts.
- Everyone in the room sees the history.
- Works in thirteen languages, including English, Russian and Kyrgyz.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Zumzi opens in the browser on any phone. Want an icon? On iPhone: Share → Add to Home Screen; on Android: Install app in the browser menu.
How does a kid sign in without email?
A parent sends them a personal link. Open it — and they're in the room.
What about my data?
We store only what the rotation needs: names, chores and check-ins. Details are in the privacy policy.