Use case
Chore app for kids: make one recurring responsibility clear.
Give a child a simple daily or weekly household responsibility without turning family life into a project-management system.
The problem is repeated reminding
Parents often know exactly what needs to happen. The friction is having to reassign or repeat the same reminder every day.
An Assigned task keeps one responsibility visible, together with its frequency and latest completion.
Take out trash
Tom owns the recurring responsibility; the household can see the assignment and when it was last completed.
Clear responsibility without a reward system
Done When is not a points, allowance, or gamification app. Its job here is simpler: keep the responsibility and real completion visible.
Parents can use Assigned for a stable responsibility, Rotation for chores shared between children, or Anyone when the task simply needs to get done.
Related: all Done When use cases, all Done When guides, features, and FAQ.
Keep shared tasks clear without over-managing them.
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