How do you decide who does a chore fairly?
Paste the housemates and run a Rumble — the first one eliminated does the job — or paste the chores and see which one lands on you. Either way the result is fixed into a link before anyone opens it, so anyone opening that link sees the same result. A creator can still run a new match before choosing which link to share.
A chore wheel on the fridge works until the first time someone re-spins it while nobody is looking. The problem was never picking a chore. It is that a household argument is a trust argument, and a private draw cannot settle a trust argument.
Run it as a match everyone watches. Paste the housemates and the loser does the job, or paste the chores and see which one lands on you. Either way the result is fixed into a link before anyone opens it, and the link can be pinned in the group chat.
Two ways to run it
- Put the people in. Run a Rumble and the first one knocked out does the washing up. The full order gives you next week's rota at the same time.
- Put the chores in. Each person runs the same list and takes whichever chore wins. Quick way to deal out a whole Saturday.
Weighting it for fairness
If someone genuinely did it last time, weight the draw. Give them fewer lottery balls and their odds drop proportionally, and agree on the ball counts before running the match.
Keeping a record
Every match link keeps working, so the rota is a list of links rather than a memory of who claims they did what. A paid account also saves the household as a crew so you are not retyping four names every week.
How it works
Paste the names
Or the chores — either works.
Run the rumble
First one out does the job. Or last one standing wins.
Pin the link
A link that always replays the same result.
Put it on your own site
Teachers put it on a class page, leagues on their league site, streamers on a giveaway page. Paste this code where you want the picker; your visitors use it free, with no sign-up.
Questions
Can I make it less likely that one person is picked?
Yes. Weighted odds lets you give them fewer lottery balls, and agree on the counts before running the match.
Can I use it for chores rather than people?
Yes. Paste the chores and run it once per person — whichever chore wins is theirs.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up.