Bins night, without the nagging.

The bins, the dishwasher, the dog’s dinner. Put the house’s recurring jobs on a schedule and let the text be the one who asks.

The text asks. You don’t.

Weekly jobs on their day, daily ones at their time, and a DONE that closes it.

Theo

Gets the reminders

The text asks, not you
A reminder at the right time replaces the third “did you…?” of the evening.
Weekly when it’s weekly
Bins on Tuesdays, the lawn every other Saturday. Pick the days.
Done means done
A DONE reply closes it. You get one line, and nobody has to go and check.

A reminder only works if it’s theirs. So the person who gets the texts holds the keys.

They say yes first
Nothing is sent until they review the plan and accept it.
They choose who follows
They approve every follower, and can remove one anytime.
Private by design
Texts name the reminder. Dosage and private notes stay out.
STOP means stop
Reply STOP, and every text stops.

Can siblings each have their own chores?

Yes. Each person gets their own plan, with their own reminders and their own replies.

Are there points or rewards?

No. Just the reminder and the reply. Keep allowances and rewards however your family already does them.

What if the chore gets swapped for the week?

Edit or pause the reminder in a few taps. The next text follows the change.

What appears in the texts?

The reminder’s name and time, so they know what to do. See the complete text message program.