Printable chore plan

Enter names, adjust chores, print. One box per kid and day. Online: the same table with photo proof and Sunday settlement.

What a chore plan is for

A chore plan makes visible who takes which job in the week. Instead of «someone always does that», the name sits in the column, and on Sunday it is clear what got done. Swiss families know the fridge sheet: seven days, a few chores, boxes to tick. That is what this generator prints — no account, no app store.

How to fill the plan

Enter the family name at the top and the kids' first names. The start list matches Sackgeld's positions: room, trash, bathroom, kitchen, dishwasher, finance plan, laundry. Drop what you do not use and add your own chores. Then print, stick it on the fridge, tick the boxes. Bottom right: parents sign on Sunday.

Online continues with the Sackgeld start list, which you adjust afterwards: kids report with a photo, parents confirm with one tap, the weekly report arrives on Sunday evening. 30 days free.

So the plan holds

Plan the week together on Sunday evening, not in passing during the week. One chore per kid and day is enough; whoever writes everything down ticks nothing off. Kitchen and bathroom need a sentence for when they are done — «floor damp-mopped, drain clear» — or every box becomes an argument. What is on the sheet holds for this one week. Next week a new sheet: no catching up, no debt.

Paper or app

The sheet is enough while everyone is at home and someone keeps the overview. Once photo proof, one-tap confirmation and a weekly report by mail become useful, you continue the same plan in Sackgeld. The start list is identical; you adjust your own chores in the app afterwards. 30 days free, sign-in by e-mail link.