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Split household chores fairly — the average decides
Someone always thinks they do more than their share — and sometimes they're right. Each housemate slides the shares of the household chores on a pie — the Pie method — as they think is fair; the average becomes the plan, and everyone's proposal stays visible next to it. It's a starting point that no single person dictated.
chore chart for roommates · divide housework fairly · household task split
How it works
- Pie — Divide 100 points across the options.
- Runs in rounds — allocations stay sealed until the close.
- Transparent — Everyone sees who voted what once the results are revealed.
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