Kitchen
Tile floor
12 suggestions3 daily, 5 weekly, 3 monthly
- Empty room trash
- Check room supplies
- Annual room safety check
Tell NotYourMaid who lives with you and which rooms matter. It turns that into recurring chores with clear owners, so the same person is not left noticing, reminding, and following up.
Free for one person. No credit card. Adding a second person needs NotYourMaid Household.
You stay in control of what belongs in the household and who should see it.
With NotYourMaid Household, adults and kids each get their own view. Personal chores stay with the person who owns them.
Start with familiar spaces such as the kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, laundry room, and shared areas.
NotYourMaid suggests common recurring chores by room. Keep, edit, or remove each one before it joins the plan.
Assign work to one person or everyone, or leave an appropriate chore open for someone to claim.
Room suggestions give you a practical starting point. The counts below come from the same setup rules the app uses.
Tile floor
12 suggestions3 daily, 5 weekly, 3 monthly
Tile floor
11 suggestions1 daily, 7 weekly, 2 monthly
Carpet floor
10 suggestions2 daily, 5 weekly, 2 monthly
Mixed floor
9 suggestions2 daily, 4 weekly, 2 monthly
Tile floor
10 suggestions2 daily, 5 weekly, 2 monthly
There is no required family shape and no fixed routine you have to keep. Couples, roommates, and families share the work with NotYourMaid Household.
Separate personal work from shared work, then make the recurring jobs visible before someone has to ask.
Give kids age-appropriate chores in a simpler view while adults keep control of assignments and review.
Begin on your own with NotYourMaid Free: three rooms and up to ten chores in each. Change any suggestion or schedule as you go.
Recurring chores return on schedule. Each person sees their own work and clearly marked shared work. When the same jobs keep slipping, NotYourMaid gives the household something concrete to change.
