One shared list
Everyone in the house sees the same chores. Changes sync between iPhones through iCloud, so the list is right on every phone.
The shared chore chart for iPhone Call dibs on the
chores.
Dibs is one shared to-do list for your home. Split the housework with your partner, roommates or family, add chores by voice, and turn finished tasks into points and rewards.
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Features
A chore app the whole house actually uses
Simple enough for everyone at home, so the shared to-do list stays the one place chores live. No account to create, nothing to set up.
Call dibs
Give a task to someone, or leave it for Anyone and let whoever is free claim it. No more “I thought you were doing it”.
Repeating chores
Every day, week, 2 weeks, month or your own interval. The next one is counted from the day it was actually done.
Next up
Your most urgent task sits at the top. Filter by Mine or All, and by today, this week or this month.
Gentle reminders
A nudge at your time for tasks due today, plus a heads-up when someone gives you a task or says thanks.
Works offline
Every phone keeps its own copy, so the list opens instantly and works on the train. It syncs when you are back.
Voice
Hands full? Just say it.
Tap the mic and talk like you would to your housemate. Dibs adds chores, ticks them off, hands them over, moves them or thanks someone, several at once if you like.
Speech is turned into text on your iPhone. Dibs understands it with Apple Intelligence when it is available, and from the plain words when it is not. In English and Spanish.
“Buy oat milk today”
Added to Groceries, due today
“I took out the trash”
Marked done, points to you
“Give the bathroom to Alex”
Assigned to Alex
“Move groceries to Saturday”
Moved to Saturday
“Thank Alex for the dishes”
Thank-you note sent
“Pon la lavadora mañana”
Added to Laundry, due tomorrow
Categories
Every room, every chore
Type “Clean the oven” and Dibs files it under Kitchen for you. Add your own categories, like Kids room, Pets or Car.
Kitchen chores
- Empty the dishwasher
- Clean the oven
- Cook dinner
Bathroom chores
- Scrub the shower
- Clean the toilet
- Restock towels
Laundry chores
- Fold the laundry
- Change the sheets
- Do the ironing
Groceries chores
- Buy oat milk
- Weekly supermarket run
- Get fresh bread
Cleaning chores
- Vacuum the living room
- Take out the recycling
- Mop the floors
Outside chores
- Mow the lawn
- Water the plants
- Wash the car
Stats show where the effort goes, room by room. Rename, re-icon or delete any category; its tasks stay put.
Points & rewards
Chores that pay off
A chore chart with a reward chart built in. Finished tasks give points, points fill stamp cards, and a full card earns something the household picked together.
Points for every task
Whoever finishes it gets the points, so picking up a big one is worth it.
- SmallBuy bread1 pt
- MediumFold the laundry2 pts
- BigDeep-clean the bathroom3 pts
Stamp cards
Cards of 5, 10 or 15 spots, the same for everyone. Turn them on for the household whenever you like.
3 more and the movie is yours.
Rewards you choose
Write your own, or start from an idea. Everyone picks one for their own card.
- Pick the movie
- Breakfast in bed
- Skip one chore
- Choose dinner
- A lazy morning
- Dessert of your choice
Stats that only praise
Points this week and month, a graph of past weeks and each person's share. Awards go to whoever did best. Nobody gets called out for doing least.
Most points
This week or month
On time
Tasks by their due date
Helper
“Anyone” tasks picked up
Streak
Days in a row
Say thanks
A household board of short thank-you notes, for a task or just because.
“Thanks for doing the dishes last night!”
Made for every home
However you share the place
Couples
A chore app for couples
Split the housework without keeping score in your head. See who did what this week, and say thanks for the little things.
“Your turn” → “I called dibs”
Roommates
A chore chart for roommates
Trash, bathroom, groceries: put them on repeat, leave them for Anyone, and let whoever is free claim them. No group-chat nagging.
Flatshare peace, finally
Families
A family chore tracker
Everyone with an iPhone joins with a link or QR code. Teens earn points toward rewards the family agreed on together.
Screen time? Fill your card.
How it works
Shared in under a minute
Everyone needs an iPhone signed into iCloud. That's it.
1. Create a household
Give it a name and add your first name. That's the whole setup: no account, no email, no password.
2. Invite your people
Send a link or show a QR code. They open it on their iPhone and see the same list, synced through iCloud.
3. Call dibs
Add chores by typing or talking, claim the open ones, tick them off and watch the points add up.
FAQ
Questions about Dibs
Everything people ask before they share a chore list with their partner, roommates or family.
What is the Dibs app?
Dibs is a shared chore chart for iPhone. Everyone in the household sees the same to-do list, assigns tasks, calls dibs on open ones and marks them done. Finished chores give points that can fill stamp cards and earn rewards.
How do I share chores with my partner or roommates?
Create a household in Dibs, then invite people with a link or a QR code from Settings. Once they open it, every iPhone shows the same list and changes sync through iCloud within seconds.
Do we need to create an account?
No. Dibs has no sign-up and no passwords. It uses the iCloud account already on each iPhone to keep the household in sync.
Is Dibs free?
Yes. Dibs is free to download, with no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.
Can I add chores by voice?
Yes. Tap the microphone and say things like “Buy oat milk today”, “I took out the trash”, “Give the bathroom to Alex” or “Thank Alex for the dishes”. Dibs understands English and Spanish, using Apple Intelligence when it is available.
How do points, stamp cards and rewards work?
A finished task gives points to whoever did it: small 1, medium 2, big 3. If the household turns on stamp cards, points fill a card of 5, 10 or 15 spots, and a full card earns a reward you picked together, like choosing the movie or skipping a chore.
Can chores repeat automatically?
Yes. A task can repeat every day, week, 2 weeks, month or on a custom interval. The next one is counted from the day it was actually done, so a late chore never piles up.
Does Dibs work offline?
Yes. Every iPhone keeps its own copy of the list, so you can add and finish tasks without a connection. Changes sync when you are back online.
Is my household's data private?
Your tasks, names and notes are stored in your own iCloud and shared only with the people you invite. Dibs has no analytics or tracking, and we cannot see your household.
Is Dibs available on Android or the web?
No. Dibs is an iPhone app and needs iOS 27 or later. Everyone in the household needs an iPhone signed into iCloud.
Who makes Dibs?
Dibs is made by Lulo. For support, email saradrada@luloai.com.
Get started
Call dibs on a calmer home
Dibs is free, has no ads and needs no account. Create a household, send the link, and the chores sort themselves out. Well, almost.
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