家事分担記録｜夫婦の家事をカウント

"I feel like I'm doing all the work"—the biggest source of conflict in housework isn't the quantity, but the "invisibility." Without a record of who did how much, it inevitably leads to clashes of perceptions.

The Housework Division Recorder app allows you to record completed chores by tapping them, visualizing the balance of burden between two (or more) people with a color-coded bar. It allows for discussion of chore division based on records, not just feelings.

■ Recording with just a tap
Simply tap a chore, such as "cleaning the toilet" or "making dinner," and select who did it. It takes only 1-2 seconds. It includes 30 chore categories from the start, covering cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, childcare, and household management, so there's no need to create your own list.

■ Counting by "heaviness" of burden
Washing dishes once and taking out the trash once are not counted as the same "one item." Each chore has a burden level (light/medium/heavy), and contribution is tallied using "burden points" rather than the "number of items." "Even if the number of times is the same, heavy chores tend to fall disproportionately on one person"—even such unfairness becomes apparent.

■ See at a glance which person is doing more
Switch between this week, this month, and the entire period, and the percentage for each member will be displayed with colored bars. It communicates the current situation in a non-blaming way, such as "The chores are divided almost evenly" or "XX is doing more (XX% of the total)."

■ Includes "unnamed chores"
"Planning meals," "checking and replenishing daily necessities," "replenishing toilet paper," "putting away folded clothes"—even the less visible chores that people do silently when they notice them are included from the start. Recording them will show the imbalance numerically.

■ Share shopping lists with family
If someone notices they're out of milk, they can add it, and the person in charge of shopping can check it all at once. Once purchased, they can check it off and remove it all at once. It also shows who added the item.

■ Daily reminders
A reminder will appear at a set time to "record today's chores." Only once per day. You can use the app as is even without allowing notifications.

■ Sources for Included Items and Burden Levels
Each detailed screen for a household chore clearly indicates the source of the information used to create that item and its burden level. We do not hide the basis for our claims.

■ What it Can't Do (Listed First)
・The included burden levels and estimated times are general "guidelines." The optimal allocation will vary depending on the number of people in the household, the size of the house, and individual preferences. You can hide chores you don't use in the settings.

・This app does not automatically synchronize across devices. Records are saved only on the device where they were entered. Please either share records on one device in your household, or use it on individual devices.

・It cannot perform chores on your behalf or automatically detect chores (e.g., using sensors). You must record "done" yourself.

■ What It Doesn't Collect
There is no account registration or login. Member names (customizable display names), chore records, shopping lists, and settings are all saved only on your device. They are never sent externally. Please note that this app is provided free of charge, therefore, banner ads (Google AdMob) will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. Communication with Google will be required for ad delivery. Ads will not be displayed during input screens. They will disappear upon uninstallation.


Start by recording one household chore you did today. Putting things into numbers can make discussions surprisingly calmer.