Most couples regularly fight about household chores. With transparency and a simple reward system, you can change that. No magic โ just a better system.
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It's Sunday evening, 7:30 PM.
Lisa comes home from work. The kitchen is dirty โ pots in the sink, crumbs on the counter.
"I've cleaned the kitchen 3 times this week already. Why do I always have to do everything?"
โ Lisa's Thoughts
"I took out all the trash yesterday and went grocery shopping the day before. She never sees what I do."
Tom's Thoughts โ
Both feel treated unfairly. Both are somehow right.
It's Invisibility
No one sees what the other really does. And our brain remembers what WE did better than what our partner accomplished.
Motivation lasts a week. Then someone forgets to update it. Then it's annoying. Then the list is gone.
"Let's talk about it" becomes "I do more than you!" Conversations turn into arguments.
"It's your turn!" โ "No, it was my turn last week!" Nobody remembers correctly.
Every completed task is saved. Both see exactly who did what. No more "You never do anything" โ just facts.
Instead of arguing: "Hey, you earned 120 points this week! Respect." Positive reinforcement replaces negative criticism.
You work toward real rewards. Not against each other โ together.
Here are examples from real couples:
Your partner cooks your favorite dish
15 minutes massage after a long day
Partner makes breakfast and lets you sleep
You decide what to watch tonight
Partner takes over all evening tasks
2 hours of uninterrupted time for your hobby
The best part: You create your own rewards. What motivates you is up to you.
For Lisa & Tom: Tom is saving for a neck massage, Lisa for a free evening.
Realistic. Measurable. Achievable.
Result: You see reality instead of assumptions
Result: Motivation instead of obligation
45%
of couple conflicts stem from unfair chore division
80%
of both partners believe they do more than half
2x
more satisfied are couples with clear task distribution
Our brain has a "self-contribution bias": We remember our own achievements better. That's why both partners believe they do more. Duty Dazzle makes reality visible โ and often it's fairer than both thought.
2 Weeks Later
โLisa opens the app and sees: Tom collected 95 points this week โ shopping, trash, laundry.
โTom sees: Lisa has 110 points โ kitchen, vacuuming, bathroom cleaning.
โNo discussion needed anymore. The numbers speak for themselves.
And the best part? Tom just earned his first reward: Lisa cooks his favorite meal.
"We argued about chores for 6 years. After 2 weeks with Duty Dazzle we realized: It was pretty fair all along. We just had different priorities."
Sabrina & Florian
Together for 8 years
"The reward system sounds childish, but it works. My husband now voluntarily empties the dishwasher โ for points toward "choosing the movie"."
Maria
Married, 2 kids
"Finally no more discussions about "Whose turn was it last week". The app remembers for us."
Jonas & Tim
First shared apartment
Start alone. Only log your own tasks. After a week, show your partner: "Look, this is what I did this week." Usually they want to join then.
The goal is SHARED rewards. You win together, not against each other. No leaderboard between partners โ only your combined points count.
You decide what counts as "done". If "clean" matters more to you than your partner, give that task more points. It honors the effort.
2 minutes setup. After that: Do task, check it off, done. Simpler than a grocery list.
Especially then. Long-term couples often have ingrained patterns and unconscious resentment. Transparency can dissolve that.
Start today. See results in 2 weeks.
Free to use. No credit card needed.