Your Week in Review
A short recap of the week just gone — what got done between you, whether it was shared fairly, and a way to say thanks for it.
Where to find it
More → Your Week in Review
A once-a-week look back, in a form you can read in under a minute.
The first time you open Equal House in a new week, it opens by itself. Bric marks the week with “That’s the week done” and a little confetti. You can look at it again any time:
- More → Your Week in Review.
It shows how many grown-up tasks got done between you, whether the week was shared fairly, and what each grown-up did. Children’s jobs are counted on their own boards, not here. On a Monday it is also a card on Bric’s page, Last week.
Nobody wins the week
Each grown-up’s line is listed in name order, not by who did the most. There is no winner and no trophy. A household sharing the load is not a competition, and ranking it would turn it into one.
Say thanks
Under the summary there’s a Say thanks to … button for each other grown-up who got something done. It opens a thank-you with the message already filled in, and changes to Thanked once it has gone. See Say thank you.
Why weekly
A day is noise. Household work does not distribute evenly across a week and was never meant to: somebody does the big shop on Saturday, somebody else does five school runs. Judging any of it a day at a time produces an argument about a Tuesday.
Reading it well
The useful question is not “who won” but “what changed”. A week where the score barely moved but the categories shifted is usually a household finding a better arrangement, not a stuck one.
Updated 10 October 2026. Something here wrong or missing? Tell us — we'd rather fix the page than answer it twice.
