Contact Us
Have an idea or bug? We built Whose Chore Is It? for real families, and your feedback makes the roulette spin better for everyone.
We'd love to hear from you
Whose Chore Is It? started as a tiny kitchen-table experiment to stop the daily argument about who should take out the trash, wash the dishes, or walk the dog. We know that feeling when chores turn into negotiations, and we built the Family Chore Roulette to bring a little luck, laughter, and fairness back into the house. If you have used the app with your kids, partner, roommates, or parents, your story matters. Every message you send is read by a real human, not an automated bot, and we take the time to understand what made your experience easy, confusing, fun, or frustrating. Whether you are writing from a busy household of five or a cozy apartment for two, we want to make the app feel like it was designed just for you.
What can you message us about?
You do not need a perfect reason to reach out. We welcome all kinds of notes because the best improvements often come from small, everyday moments. Here are some common topics families write to us about, but please feel free to write about anything else that is on your mind:
- •Bug reports: If a spin froze, a chore did not save, or something looks off on mobile, tell us what device and browser you used and what happened step by step. Screenshots are super helpful if you can describe them.
- •Feature ideas: Want to add your own custom chores, set up weekly rotations, add sound effects, or create kid-friendly avatars? We keep a living wishlist and prioritize ideas that keep things simple and joyful for families.
- •Chore inspiration: Tired of the same old list? Suggest chores that work in your culture or household. What counts as a chore in your home might be a great idea for another family trying to build good habits.
- •Family stories: Did the roulette settle a sibling debate or make cleaning day actually fun? Those stories keep us motivated and we love celebrating your wins.
- •Partnerships & press: If you are a teacher, parenting blogger, or community organizer who wants to use the tool in classrooms or workshops, we would love to explore a collaboration.
- •Privacy & safety questions: We have no login and store everything locally on your device. If you have concerns about data, child safety, or how we handle information, ask us anything.
How we respond — within 2 days
When you submit the form on this page, your message goes directly to our team inbox. We do not share your email with anyone else and we do not add you to a marketing list unless you explicitly ask us to. Our goal is to reply within 2 business days, often much faster if you write early in the week time. If your matter is urgent, like a bug that prevents you from using the site, please include the word URGENT in your subject line and we will prioritize it. For non-urgent ideas, we batch similar suggestions and send a thoughtful update once we have explored a solution. You will always hear back, even if it is just to say thank you and that we have logged your idea for a future release.
Our commitment to a calm, kind inbox
Whose Chore Is It? is a family-friendly project. We believe chores should not be a source of stress, and the same applies to contacting us. There is no wrong question, no silly suggestion, and no language barrier that will stop us from trying to help. Write in the way that is most comfortable for you. We ask only that you keep the conversation respectful. We reserve the right to not respond to spam, abusive, or irrelevant content, but we will always try to assume good intent. We also value honesty: if we cannot build a feature right now, we will tell you why, whether it is due to keeping the site lightweight, fully static, or AdSense-compliant without tracking.
Before you write — quick answers
A lot of questions have simple answers. The app works completely in your browser, so no download is needed, and your chores and names never leave your device. If your list disappeared after clearing browser data, that is expected because we intentionally avoid servers for privacy. If the roulette feels unfair, try spinning a few more times — randomness can feel streaky, and we are working on an optional smart fairness mode that gently balances chores over weeks without losing the fun surprise. If you are looking for a way to contact us about advertising, please note that we only use AdSense verification and do not host intrusive ad units.
Still have questions? Fill out the form and we will get back to you. Thank you for helping us make household teamwork feel a little more like a game and a little less like work. Your feedback directly shapes the next spin, and we cannot wait to hear what your family thinks.