Šmudla - Who's Doing Dishes

Most chore apps feel like enterprise project management for your sink. Šmudla doesn't.

It's a shared tracker for the dishes nobody wants to do, the laundry that's been sitting clean in the basket for four days, and the milk that's somehow run out for the third time this week. Built for the people you actually live with - partners, flatmates, families, whoever's technically responsible for the bathroom.

-- What it does --

• One household, shared by everyone - invite with a link, no onboarding quest
• Chores by room, because the bathroom isn't the weird storage cupboard
• Shopping lists that sync the moment someone ticks "oat milk (the good one)"
• Assign tasks, so it's very publicly clear whose turn it is
• Gentle push reminders before resentment becomes passive-aggressive post-its
• Stats so nobody can claim "I do everything around here" without receipts
• Works offline - syncs the second you're back on wifi
• Czech and English

-- Why not just use a Todo app --

Because to-do apps are for one lonely human. Šmudla is for the infinitely petty politics of cohabitation - the "I thought YOU were doing that" of it all. It won't fix your roommate. It will, however, remove all plausible deniability.


-- Who built this --

I did. Made in Czechia, for the times I watched my flatmate unload the dishwasher for the hundredth time and realized we needed a referee. Feedback goes straight from the app (Settings → Feedback) to my inbox: [email protected]. I read all of it, including the angry ones.