The group scores
Everyone votes privately on how much each chore counts; the value comes from the group.
Less friction. More clarity.
A chore wheel that keeps score
Share chores without arguing over who did more: the group votes privately on what each chore is worth, and the more points you rack up, the lower your chance on the next spin. Shopping, expenses and the group chat live in the same private group.
- For couples
- Shared flats
- A few days away
Less friction. More clarity.
The wheel remembers what each team has already done.
No one assigns or chases anyone: points balance the next draw while every spin stays random.
Tokarea remembers
It adds up points from completed work and chores already assigned.
Chance decides
More points mean fewer tickets. And no one has to play taskmaster.
This is Tokarea
The important part is clear at a glance.
The draw with each team’s chances, an assignee for every item and expenses ready to settle.
Everyone on the same page
Stop carrying the whole household in your head.
Tokarea turns scattered messages, reminders and mental tallying into one shared plan everyone can understand at a glance.
Chores with an owner
Create and rate chores privately. The draw takes points into account, and every chore shows who is on it.
Shopping without asking
What is missing, how much and who brings it. The list updates on every phone right away.
Expenses everyone can follow
Log who paid and how it is split. Tokarea works out the balances and suggests how to settle up.
Group chat
Reply with quotes and share photos without taking the conversation out of the group.
For the curious
The draw, in detail.
Three ideas explain the whole draw.
Every chore is worth what the group decides
Everyone rates the effort privately. The final value is the group average, so nobody decides for everyone else.
Your points protect you
Tokarea adds completed and pending work. The more points you have, the fewer tickets you receive.
Chance keeps the peace
Every team stays in. Chance decides, not a person, so nobody is singled out or off the hook forever.
Private groups
Only invited people can join.
Linking Apple, Google or email is optional and helps recover the account when you change devices.
Quick questions
What everyone asks before starting.
Do I need an account?
No. Tokarea works right away; linking Apple, Google or email is optional and lets you recover your groups if you switch devices.
How does everyone else join?
With a private invitation code. There are no public profiles and no way to find a group from outside.
What if someone does less?
The wheel only draws among available teams, and points rebalance the rest: whoever has done less holds more tickets.
Is it for home or for a trip?
Both. Turn on only Chores, Shopping or Expenses in each group: a year-round home, a shared flat or a getaway.
Less chasing. More knowing what is next.
Create a group and organize a home, a shared flat or a few days away from one place.
App StoreComing soon to Android