#home
House jobs for flatmates, without the passive-aggressive notes
Bins, bills, the landlord and the leaking tap. Everyone sees what’s theirs, and nobody has to be the house nag.
Try the deck
Drag the card. Any direction.
#home
Take the bins out Thursday 🗑️
sound familiar?
The everyday mess
The note on the fridge
“Whoever finished the milk…” Nobody reads it, and everyone resents it.
Whose turn is it?
The bins went out once in October, and it wasn’t you.
The flat group chat
Half memes, half arguments, and the landlord’s number buried somewhere.
How Nudge helps
Your jobs, on your deck
Each person sees the tasks they’re on, one at a time. Hand a job to whoever’s turn it is.
More on the deckLet the app do the asking
A Friendly 😊 nudge beats a note on the fridge. Their task jumps to the top of their deck.
More on nudgesProof it’s done
Post a photo of the clean kitchen as an update, and the person who asked closes it.
More on done means doneNever miss rent day
Give the bill a due date and your phone reminds you 12 hours, 1 hour and 15 minutes before.
More on reminders & quiet hours
Tasks flatmates share on Nudge
- Take the bins out Thursday 🗑️
- Pay the electricity bill ⚡
- Call the landlord about the tap
- Buy dish soap 🧽
- Deep clean the kitchen
- Book the plumber 🔧
Questions
Can Nudge split bills or track who paid?
No. Nudge keeps track of who is doing what, including paying a bill, but it doesn’t handle money.
Does it make a cleaning rota for us?
Not automatically. You add the jobs and hand each one to whoever’s turn it is.
Nudge is also for
Families
Chores, errands, school runs and plans, shared with the people at home. Nobody has to be the family reminder service any more.
See howCouples
Errands, house jobs and weekend plans, shared with your partner. Less “did you remember?”, more getting it done.
See howFriends & trips
Trips, birthdays and Saturday plans. Give everyone a job, keep the links in one place, and nudge the one who always forgets.
See howCaring for parents
Doctor visits, medicine refills, bills and repairs for your parents, shared with your brothers and sisters, wherever they live.
See how