Use case
Did someone already feed the cat? Keep shared pet care visible.
Use one shared completion record for routine pet-care tasks so nobody has to guess whether somebody else already handled them.
Shared care creates a simple status problem
When several people care for the same pet, it is easy for everyone to assume somebody else already handled a routine task — or for two people to do it because neither knew.
Done When keeps the latest completion attached to the task instead of hiding the answer in a message thread.
Cat fed
Anyone can handle the task; Last Done shows the rest of the household that it was completed recently.
Use the responsibility model that fits the routine
Anyone works well when whoever is available can help. Assigned can keep one person responsible, and Rotation can share recurring pet chores across household members.
The same pattern can help track routine feeding, litter-box cleaning, walks, grooming, or other recurring care. Done When is a household status record, not a substitute for professional care instructions.
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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