Cleaning Schedule Maker
The maker
- Your people and rooms✓
- Live preview✓
- Preview PDF, watermarked✓
Total, one-time€0
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Who cleans what, and when.
Tell it who lives in your home, how old they are and how much time they have. Count your rooms. Get a fair cleaning schedule: daily jobs that change hands every week, a chart for each child, the slow jobs spread over the year. Printable, and in your calendar.
The house on the right is the real engine at work, not a picture. Pick a home and a day; the names are a fictional example.
Kitchen
SWipe cabinet fronts and handles
SLoad and unload the dishwasher
LSweep the kitchen floor
+2 more
Bathroom ×2
EWipe sink, tap and mirror · Bathroom 1
Bedroom ×3
JChange the bed sheets · Bedroom 1
JVacuum the bedroom · Bedroom 2
JTidy floor and surfaces · Bedroom 1
+5 more
Living room
STidy up and fold the throws
Laundry
Entry / hallway
SShake out the doormat
ELine up shoes and hang coats
Whole home and the rest
SClear out one drawer
JVacuum pet hair
JPut the toys away
EPut the bins out for collection
+3 more
SaraJonasEllaLeo
Why it sticks
Templates get ignored. Fair schedules get done.
- 01
Built for your rooms
Count bathrooms, bedrooms, the laundry, a balcony, a pet. Out of 82 jobs in the library, only the ones your home needs make it in, as often as each one comes round.
- 02
Fair by design
Age decides who can do a job alone, time decides how many. Daily jobs change hands every week. Days off stay off.
- 03
Honest about time
If your home asks more time than your household gave, the maker shows which days, before you print. Lighten the standard, move work to the weekend, or add a helper.
Rotation
Nobody keeps the dishes forever.
The jobs that come round every day are the ones people resent. Each belongs to one person for a week, then moves on. This is the family example, straight from the engine.
| Every day | Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Load and unload the dishwasher | Sara | Jonas | Sara | Jonas |
| Put the toys away | Jonas | Sara | Jonas | Sara |
| Set and clear the table | Sara | Ella | Sara | Ella |
| Clean the litter box or pet area | Jonas | Sara | Jonas | Sara |
| Wipe counters and table | Sara | Jonas | Sara | Jonas |
| Tidy up and fold the throws | Sara | Jonas | Sara | Jonas |
Leo’s jobs
Tick a box when a job is done. A grey box means it is someone else’s turn that day.
| Week 1 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Empty the bathroom bin · Bathroom 1 | |||||||
| Empty the bathroom bin · Bathroom 2 | |||||||
| Sweep the entry · Entry / hallway | |||||||
| Sweep the kitchen floor | |||||||
| Tidy floor and surfaces · Bedroom 2 |
Children
A chart each child can tick.
Give a child an age and a little time, and they get jobs they can do alone: tidy the toys at three, the towels at six, the vacuum at nine. Their own page shows only their jobs, with a grey box when it is someone else’s turn.
Chores for kids by age →The slow jobs
The oven, once a season. Not all in one weekend.
Seasonal jobs live on their own year page, spread so no month gets heavy. Touch a month.
May
- Clean the ovenJonas
- Sort the wardrobe · Bedroom 2Sara
- Wash pillows and duvet · Bedroom 1Sara
- Clear out the bathroom cabinet · Bathroom 1Jonas
- Dust lamps and the ceiling fan · Living roomJonas
- Wash the shower curtain · Bathroom 2Jonas
- Rotate the mattress · Bedroom 2Jonas
The pages
Real pages, straight from the maker.
Scroll sideways. These are the example’s own pages: Week 1 of 4 is landscape so seven days have room.
Privacy, in plain words
Your household stays in your house.
The names, ages and rooms you enter never leave your browser. The schedule, the PDF and the calendar file are built there. The only things that ever leave your device are the payment (handled by Stripe) and a short unlock code that proves you paid.
We test this claim with an automated check before every release: unique made-up entries must not appear in any network request.
What stays local, what the payment provider sees →Your device
- Names & rooms
- Schedule
- PDF & calendar
Built and saved here. Never sent to us.
Payment
Card details go to Stripe, the merchant of record. We never see them.
Unlock code
A short code that proves you paid. It contains nothing from your schedule.
Pricing
Free to build. Pay once to keep it.
The maker and the preview cost nothing. One-time payments; tax is shown at checkout for your country.
Cleaning Schedule Maker
Full export
- Clean PDF, no watermark✓
- Calendar file, per person✓
- A4 and US Letter✓
- Rebuild it any time, two years✓
Total, one-time€14
Compare and buyCleaning Schedule Maker
Starter Pack
- Four ready-made schedules✓
- Solo, couple, family, flat✓
- A4 and US Letter✓
- Write your names in✓
Total, one-time€7
See the packQuestions
Before you make one.
How is this different from a cleaning schedule template?
A template is the same for every home. This one starts from your rooms and your people: two bathrooms get two sets of bathroom jobs, a child gets only jobs a child can do, and nobody gets a job on their day off.
Does it tell me which products to use?
No. It says what to clean and when, and who does it. It never recommends products or chemicals; follow the label of whatever you use.
What if we do not have enough time for everything?
The maker says so before you print: it lists the days that ask more than the time someone gave. Give someone more time, choose a lighter standard, or move the weekly jobs to the weekend.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The maker runs in your browser and the PDF and the calendar file are built on your device. The only things that leave your device are the payment, handled by Stripe, and a short unlock code that proves you paid.
Who is behind this?
Divil d.o.o., a small company in Slovenia, EU. Payments are processed by Stripe as merchant of record, which handles tax, receipts and refunds in your country.
Start with who lives there
A fair week is a few clicks away.
People, rooms, how thorough. Then the fridge door.