A shared family chore chart
One family chart across iPhone and Android.
Make the chart once, invite someone trusted, and coordinate from the phones the grown-ups already use. Kids keep returning to the same printed page.
- Invite someone trusted with a relationship-neutral link.
- Open the same family chart on iPhone or Android.
- Keep kids on the shared printed page rather than separate accounts.
Send one invite
Share the chart without rebuilding the household.
Open the grown-up sharing controls and send a link. The person who receives it can join the same family chart instead of starting another copy.
Cross-platform
Use the phones your household already has.
The shared family graph works across the native iPhone and Android apps, so the grown-ups coordinating do not need matching platforms.
One kid-facing anchor
Let the page stay shared too.
Grown-ups can coordinate behind the chart while kids keep using the same paper view. There is no need to give each child a phone login just to see the household list.
Questions families ask
A paper-first answer, in plain language.
Can an iPhone and Android phone open the same Choreeo chart?
Yes. A grown-up can make the chart, send an invite, and let another grown-up open that family chart on either native platform.
Does Choreeo require a specific family relationship?
No. Invite someone trusted to the shared chart without forcing a relationship label.
Do kids need separate accounts when the chart is shared?
No. Sharing is for grown-ups coordinating in the app. Kids continue to use the printed family chart.
Can more than two grown-ups appear on the chart?
Yes. Choreeo does not assume exactly two participants, and the printable chart can include kids and grown-ups up to its 12-person limit.
Print chores. Live tidy.
Make the chart in the grown-up app. Put the page where kids can see it.