For households
The chore app for whoever you run your home with
Partners, spouses, a mom and grandma tag team: most chore friction isn't about the chores. It's about a split nobody ever actually discussed. Divly puts the whole household down in one shared app, with a clear owner on every task and a schedule that remembers so you don't have to.
One plan per household · 7-day free trial · iOS & Android
The real problem
Most homes are divided by default, not by design
It was never actually discussed
Most households split the work without ever talking about it. One of you drifted into the yard work and the maintenance, the other into the appointments and the planning. Nobody chose the split. It just settled that way.
It was never written down
An unspoken split means unclear owners, and unclear owners mean things fall through. Put it all in one shared place, with one name on every task, and "I thought you had it" disappears.
It was never scheduled
You're juggling a hundred things, and memory is not a system. When tasks and habits are scheduled, the gutters, the filters and the dentist all surface on time, without either of you having to remember.
One household, both of you in it
In Divly, your household shares a single system: every task, habit and list syncs in real time between both phones. Whoever is standing in the kitchen sees what the kitchen needs.
- Every task is assigned as it's created: to you or to them, never to nobody.
- Add from anywhere; it appears on the other phone instantly.
- Mix platforms: one of you on iPhone, one on Android.
When the week gets heavy, the load can shift
Some weeks flatten one of you and leave the other with room. Divly's weekly check-in is how the load moves. You both see the week ahead in one view, and whoever has more space takes something off the other's plate, in a tap.
- Progress rings show how things are going, for the household or each person.
- The check-in makes rebalancing a two-minute habit instead of a hard conversation.
- A shared system that adjusts to real life, never a scoreboard.
Let Ask Divly do the planning
The heaviest part of the mental load is the planning, so Ask Divly does the thinking. Just ask, the way you'd text a friend: “hey, can you plan our week? I'm slammed Tuesday and Wednesday.” It does the research, proposes a plan built around your real schedule, and turns it into tasks and lists with owners. You approve. The rest of the day is yours.
★★★★★“I used to be the household project manager. Now the app is. That job opening is permanently closed.”
★★★★★“The Sunday check-in changed things. If my week looks brutal, half of it moves to her plate before Monday even starts. And some weeks it goes the other way.”
FAQ
Household questions, answered directly
How do partners split household tasks fairly?
Start by making the work visible: put every household task, habit and list in one shared system, and give each task one clear owner so nothing is ambiguous. Then adjust as life happens: Divly's weekly check-in lets whoever has more room take tasks off the other's plate. A split that adapts week to week beats any fixed formula.
What is the mental load in a relationship?
The mental load is the invisible work of noticing, planning and remembering household tasks, not just doing them. It typically falls on one person. Divly reduces it by moving the noticing and planning into a shared app both of you see, with an AI helper that takes on the heaviest planning. More on why we built Divly.
Does Divly turn chores into a competition between partners?
No. Divly doesn't keep score between you. Everything is visible for one reason: so when something pops into your head, you can see it's already owned and let it go. Rings celebrate the household's progress, and the weekly check-in exists to shift the load toward whoever has room, not to compare who did more.
Is Divly only for couples?
No. Divly is built for any two adults running a home together: spouses, partners, or a mom and grandma tag team. One plan covers your household, and every feature works the same whoever the two of you are.
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