Terms & Conditions

Whose Chore Is It? is a playful, free, static web tool designed to make family chore assignments fair and fun. Think of it as a friendly slot machine for household responsibilities. Instead of arguing about who should wash dishes, take out trash, or walk the dog, you spin our Family Chore Roulette and let chance decide.

The service is provided as a fully static website. We do not create user accounts, we do not require sign-up, and we do not store your family members, chore lists, or spin results on our servers. When you add names and chores, that information lives in your browser for your session to make the roulette work. Our goal is to remove friction from family organization, not to add another complicated app.

We provide this tool for entertainment and household organization purposes only. It is not professional advice, counseling, or a guarantee of perfect family harmony. You agree that you are responsible for how you use the results in your home and for setting age-appropriate and safe chores for your household.

Your privacy matters to us a lot, especially because this is a family tool. Whose Chore Is It? is designed with privacy by default. All of the names you enter, the chores you type, and the results of your spins stay on your device. We do not transmit, store, or sell this information. There is no backend database for your personal family data.

We do not use cookies for tracking chore data. We may use standard, anonymized analytics to understand general usage, like how many people visit the site, and Google AdSense may use cookies to serve relevant ads and keep our site free. You can learn more about that in our Privacy Policy, which explains how AdSense works.

Because everything happens in your browser, clearing your browser storage will reset the roulette. If you use a shared or public computer, remember that someone else using the same browser profile might see the last-entered names. For maximum privacy on shared devices, refresh the page or clear the data when you are done.

We believe the best family data is no data collected at all. That is why we built Whose Chore Is It? to be static and local-first.

Whose Chore Is It? is built for families, and that includes kids, teenagers, and parents collaborating together. We encourage positive, age-appropriate use of the tool. Chores should be safe, reasonable, and suited to each person's age and ability.

This website is intended to be used with parental guidance for children under the age of 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. Since the site is static and all data stays on the device, children can use the roulette without creating an account or providing personal details.

Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising how the tool is used in the home. Please do not assign tasks that could be dangerous, require adult supervision, or involve hazardous materials, heights, or heavy equipment to young children. Use common sense and make chores a positive learning experience rather than a punishment.

If you are a parent using this with your family, we recommend discussing the chore list together first, making sure everyone agrees on what is fair before you spin.

We want to keep Whose Chore Is It? fun and safe for everyone. You agree to use the site lawfully and respectfully. Here are a few simple rules:

• Do not use the site for any illegal, harmful, harassing, or hateful purpose.
• Do not attempt to hack, disrupt, inject malicious code, or overload our static hosting.
• Do not use automated bots or scrapers to abuse the service or copy content for republishing without permission.
• Do not enter sensitive personal information like full legal names, addresses, passwords, or financial details into the chore fields. Use first names or nicknames only.
• Do not use the tool to shame, bully, or unfairly punish any family member.

We reserve the right to restrict access if we detect abuse that threatens the stability or spirit of the site. Since this is a small, independent project built with love, we ask you to treat it kindly.

Whose Chore Is It? is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis without any warranty of any kind. We work hard to keep it working smoothly, but we cannot promise it will be error-free, uninterrupted, or perfect for every family situation. The random selection is for fairness and fun and should not be considered a professional recommendation.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we disclaim all warranties, whether express or implied, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We do not guarantee that the site will meet your expectations or that chores assigned by the roulette will be completed.

In no event shall the creators of Whose Chore Is It? be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including loss of time, data, or household harmony, arising from your use of the site. Your sole remedy for dissatisfaction is to stop using the site. Some jurisdictions do not allow these limitations, so they may not apply to you.

Families evolve, and so might our site. We may update these Terms & Conditions from time to time to reflect new features, legal requirements, or improvements to how we explain things. When we do, we will update the "Last updated" date at the top of this page.

We encourage you to review this page occasionally to stay informed. If changes are significant, we may highlight them on the homepage for a short period. By continuing to use the site after changes are posted, you agree to the updated terms.

We will never retroactively change the core privacy promise that your chore inputs stay on your device. That principle is central to how we built Whose Chore Is It?, and it will remain even if other small parts of these terms are clarified.

Have questions about these Terms, a suggestion for the roulette, or found a bug? We would love to hear from you. We built Whose Chore Is It? as a small independent project and we read every message.

We do not display an email address directly on this page to protect against spam, but you can easily reach us through our dedicated Contact page. There you will find a simple form to send us your thoughts.

Please use the Contact page for all inquiries related to these Terms, privacy, or general feedback. We aim to respond within a few days.

Thank you for using Whose Chore Is It? and for making chores a little more joyful for your family.