Get a fairer week ahead
Let Equal House propose a redistribution of the coming week's work — and decide, task by task, what you accept.
Where to find it
More → Fairer week ahead
When the score is lopsided, the useful question is not “who is behind?” but “what should move?”. This screen answers that.
- More → Fairer week ahead.
- Equal House looks at the coming week and suggests which tasks could move to whom.
- Accept the ones you agree with. Nothing moves until you say so.
How it decides
It works from the same weighting as the Fairness Score — effort and capacity, not headcount — and prefers moving work that is genuinely movable. A task tied to a person for a real reason tends to stay put.
Why it asks rather than acts
A household is not a scheduling problem. Equal House does not know that one of you cannot face another bedtime this week, or that the other has a deadline on Thursday. Proposing and letting a person decide keeps the app useful without it becoming another thing arguing with you.
Watchers
You can ask to be told when the balance drifts, rather than remembering to come and look. The nudge arrives quietly and points here.
If nothing is suggested
Either the week is already reasonably shared, or there is not much in it yet. A thin week produces thin suggestions — the fix is usually more of the real work being written down, not a better algorithm.
Updated 27 August 2026. Something here wrong or missing? Tell us — we'd rather fix the page than answer it twice.
