Use case
Trash and recycling chores: keep the schedule and turn visible.
Use frequency, rotation or assignment, and Last Done together so bins and recycling do not depend on somebody remembering the last conversation.
Different chores can follow different rhythms
General trash, recycling, paper, glass, or a shared bin run may happen on different intervals and may belong to different people.
Done When can keep the household responsibility visible without pretending to be a municipal collection-calendar service.
Take out recycling
The weekly rhythm, current turn, next turn, and latest completion stay attached to one household task.
Combine timing with responsibility
Rotation works when the job should circulate, Assigned works when one person owns it, and Anyone works when the only question is whether it has already been handled.
Last Done provides the history. Frequency provides the expected rhythm. Together they remove the recurring “who and when?” discussion.
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Keep shared tasks clear without over-managing them.
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