Doit³ - Chores that count

You shouldn't have to ask three times. Doit³ lays the housework out so it can be chosen. Everyone sees what's available, whoever takes a task gets it, and the work becomes visible the moment it's done. If you want to agree pocket money for it, the app keeps the books. For families, couples, shared houses — and for you, living on your own. WHY IT WORKS Housework turns into nagging because it's invisible. Whoever does it gets nothing for it. Whoever doesn't notices nothing until someone says something. Doit³ turns both around. Tasks have a value before you take them, and they count once they're done. Then nobody has to ask. HOW IT WORKS • Pick chores from a ready-made catalogue, or give them your own names • Decide how often each one comes round again • Whoever takes a task reserves it, so two people don't do the same thing • Finished work gives XP, levels and badges POCKET MONEY, IF YOU WANT IT Call it allowance, pocket money or wages — the app doesn't mind the word. You decide how much effort becomes how much money, and whether you settle up weekly or monthly. The child sees a target to reach — «50 RP this week gives 200 kr» — instead of a negotiation at the kitchen table. The money never goes through the app. It only records that you've settled up. Doit³ has no opinion on whether housework should be paid. It's entirely optional, and everything else works without it. A BOSS THE WHOLE HOME FIGHTS There's a boss in the app, and the work you do is the ammunition. Everything you finish gives attack points. They're yours alone, and you choose which boss they go to and how many you spend at a time. Do a chore the boss is weak to, and he becomes vulnerable for a while — for the whole household. While that window is open, every point counts double. One person opens it, the rest strike. Some bosses stand behind a shield. Doing the right chore gives you the tool that breaks it, and you use it by dragging it onto him. Fell him and everyone in the house gets the badge — including whoever did least. It works just as well whether there are five of you or one. It's the home that fights, not the members against each other. BIG JOBS IN PIECES «Clean the bathroom» can be four: toilet, sink, shower and floor — five to ten minutes each. Take the whole bathroom, or just the one piece you can face right now. NOT SURE WHERE TO START «Give me one thing» picks a single task for you. Do it, and you're offered one more — or you call it a day. Both are fine. FOR THE WHOLE HOUSEHOLD Children can have their own account from the age set by law where you live. If a child lives in two homes, they get one list — not two apps. Each household only sees its own. Invite by QR code or link. Whoever joins can get chores of their own with their name on them, chosen by you when the invitation is made. WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS AT HOME The app shows what gets done, who does most of what, and which chores always get left. That last one is information, not an accusation: if a task always sits there, it's usually paid too little or comes round more often than it's needed. NO NAGGING — FROM US EITHER The app sends no reminders about chores someone has left, and makes no lists of who does least. It shows what's been done. The game is free. Always. XP, levels, badges, tasks, groups, the battle and the activity feed stay free whatever happens. LIGHT OR DARK Choose for yourself, or let the app follow your phone. PRIVACY We collect what the app needs to work, and say why where we ask. No ads, no advertising ID, no sharing with third parties for marketing. The account can be deleted from inside the app. Doit³ is an early version and under active development.