Web-based chore tracker for multiple people
July 21, 2008 12:05 PM Subscribe
Are there any online goal or chore trackers that can be used by more than one person?
I'm looking for a web-based app that allows my boyfriend and I to keep track of who does what when it comes to chores and various other goals. Joe's Goals would be perfect if it allowed multiple users to work together. I'd like something shiny and simple, instead of just a google spreadsheet, if at all possible.
I'm looking for a web-based app that allows my boyfriend and I to keep track of who does what when it comes to chores and various other goals. Joe's Goals would be perfect if it allowed multiple users to work together. I'd like something shiny and simple, instead of just a google spreadsheet, if at all possible.
I've been using rememberthemilk.com (based on a response to a previous AskMe) and love it. I use it for myself only, but there are "share" options that I think would be exactly what you're looking for!
posted by drjimmy11 at 12:14 PM on July 21, 2008
posted by drjimmy11 at 12:14 PM on July 21, 2008
I found Chore Buster a while back to do the same thing you're looking to do.
posted by disaster77 at 1:15 PM on July 21, 2008
posted by disaster77 at 1:15 PM on July 21, 2008
My Chores allows you to track chores as a individually and as a team.
posted by colt45 at 2:53 PM on July 21, 2008
posted by colt45 at 2:53 PM on July 21, 2008
Funnily enough I've actually been putting something like this together for the Missus' birthday - largely so she can prod me to stop slacking, not the other way round. I'm not suicidal!
It's got a xbox gaming-esque theme to it - tasks are created as "achievements" which can be earned for accomplishing them, and the site actually links them to (and pulls genuine xbox stats from) a persons Live GamerTag if they have one. Strictly speaking, none of that is actually required though (it works perfectly well without a GamerTag).
I've deliberately left it pretty basic at the moment (It only went "live" this weekend for her birthday) but I'll be expanding the feature set. Those exansions will be largely based on her requests (or those of other users - a couple of mates have asked to be added to it).
One of the things she has already requested is the ability to allow multiple users to be tagged to a single task/achievement (apparently you need two people to clean the bathroom. Who knew!), so i'll be looking at adding that in this week.
Anyway, site's here:
www.xboxwife.com
And my profile (if you want a basic example) is here:
GariusTheBrit on xboxwife
Just message or email me if you want a login.
posted by garius at 1:28 AM on July 22, 2008
It's got a xbox gaming-esque theme to it - tasks are created as "achievements" which can be earned for accomplishing them, and the site actually links them to (and pulls genuine xbox stats from) a persons Live GamerTag if they have one. Strictly speaking, none of that is actually required though (it works perfectly well without a GamerTag).
I've deliberately left it pretty basic at the moment (It only went "live" this weekend for her birthday) but I'll be expanding the feature set. Those exansions will be largely based on her requests (or those of other users - a couple of mates have asked to be added to it).
One of the things she has already requested is the ability to allow multiple users to be tagged to a single task/achievement (apparently you need two people to clean the bathroom. Who knew!), so i'll be looking at adding that in this week.
Anyway, site's here:
www.xboxwife.com
And my profile (if you want a basic example) is here:
GariusTheBrit on xboxwife
Just message or email me if you want a login.
posted by garius at 1:28 AM on July 22, 2008
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posted by Mike1024 at 12:12 PM on July 21, 2008