Can we use two iPhones?
FairPlay currently works on one iPhone. Add both names and review your plan together on that device. There is no shared household sync between two phones yet. No account is needed.
Available on iPhone
Share the chores.
Lighten the mental load.
Agree on who takes care of what, make planning visible, and check in together each week.
3-day free trial on the yearly plan for eligible new subscribers. Renews automatically unless canceled. Local price shown before confirmation.
See FairPlay in action
Three screens, the whole story of your week.
You know the feeling.
One of you always ends up doing more. The other doesn't notice, not because they don't care, but because the work is invisible.
Planning meals, restocking groceries, wiping down counters, remembering the vet appointment. The mental load adds up. And when it finally comes up in conversation, it turns into the same argument.
“I do everything around here.”
“That's not true, I just did the dishes.”
The problem isn't laziness. It's that the mental load is invisible. What you can't see, you can't share. FairPlay makes it visible.
How it works
Start with a few tasks. No account needed.
1
Choose a few tasks
Start with responsibilities that matter in your home. Add both names; no account is needed.
2
Agree on who takes care of what
Assign responsibilities and include thinking and planning. Your choices are saved as you go.
3
Check in and adjust
Review together after your first day, then each week. Correct exceptions, adjust the plan and say thanks.
A fairer home starts with visibility
Not all tasks carry the same mental load.
Points estimate the effort you agree to share: doing, thinking and planning. They help start a conversation; they are not an objective judgment of your relationship or proof that a task was completed.
See the imbalance before it becomes a fight.
Yes. Choose built-in tasks or add your own, adjust effort points, agree on what done right means and choose the balance that fits your situation. You can pause a responsibility and review your plan without erasing its history.
Your household, your rules.
Choose built-in tasks or add your own. Walking the dog, scheduling the plumber, remembering toilet paper: if it counts as work, it belongs in FairPlay. And agree together on what "done right" means.
FAQ
Common questions about FairPlay
Direct answers about splitting chores, tracking mental load, privacy, setup, pricing, and how FairPlay helps two people share household labor more fairly.
What do the points mean?
Points estimate the effort you agree to share: doing, thinking and planning. They help start a conversation; they are not an objective judgment of your relationship or proof that a task was completed.
Are recurring tasks counted automatically?
Yes. Each recurring responsibility is credited on its schedule, including when you have not opened the app. You can reassign, skip or postpone an occurrence when plans change.
What is free, and what requires a subscription?
Download and initial setup are free. An active subscription unlocks ongoing task management, statistics and check-ins. 3-day free trial on the yearly plan for eligible new subscribers. Renews automatically unless canceled. Local price shown before confirmation. A weekly plan is also available without a trial. Apple manages billing and cancellation.
What happens to our data?
Names, tasks and agreements are stored locally with SwiftData. Limited usage events go to Umami and technical crash diagnostics to Sentry; purchases are managed by Apple and RevenueCat. You can export a private backup. See the privacy policy for details.
Can we change the tasks and the balance?
Yes. Choose built-in tasks or add your own, adjust effort points, agree on what done right means and choose the balance that fits your situation. You can pause a responsibility and review your plan without erasing its history.
Share the chores. Lighten the mental load.
Agree on who takes care of what, make planning visible, and check in together each week.