Broomerang is five tabs deep. Here's what each one does — from the scheduling brain that plans your week to the boomerang economy that makes everyone want to finish it.
Open the app and the answer to "what should I do right now?" is already on screen. The progress ring shows how today is going and whether you're on pace for the week; overdue work leads the page in coral so it can't hide; and when everything's done, the boomerang rests.
Done vs. to-go for today, this week, or this month — swipe the picker and the whole dashboard follows. It even knows if you're on pace.
Anything past due jumps to the top in coral with its own date tile. The app nags so you don't have to.
Finish the day and you get "All clear today ✦" — with a peek at how the rest of the week looks.
One tap opens the month grid — every member's assignments as colored dots, jump to any day, manage away time.
Describe a chore once — how often, who can do it, how long it takes — and Broomerang generates the schedule week after week. Every rhythm a household actually has is supported, and the app picks who's up next so nobody has to be the manager.
Chores pass between everyone eligible — daily chores can rotate in blocks ("you own dishes for a week"), anchored to any weekday.
Some jobs take the whole crew. Joint chores assign everyone together, and completion asks who actually took part.
Essential chores are always scheduled, even in an overloaded week. Flexible ones politely step aside to next week first.
Life happens. Each chore decides: carry forward as overdue, skip to next time, or wait for someone to resolve it.
Your own categories and rooms, each with a color and icon — chore tiles tint to match, so lists read at a glance.
Chores auto-pick an emoji from their name — "Clean Bathtub" gets 🛁 — or choose your own from 48 options.
New homes start from a curated chore library instead of a blank page — pick what applies, tune later.
Group by category or room, filter by person, sort by next due — plus a full history log of everything ever done.
Arguments about "who does more" end when the math is on screen. Broomerang measures each person's share in real minutes of estimated effort — not chore counts — and shows the split as a donut in everyone's own color. Drifting uneven? One tap proposes a rebalance, and you approve every change before anything moves.
A 5-minute chore and a 90-minute one aren't equal — balancing runs on estimated time, so shares are honestly fair.
See exactly which tasks would move and to whom before applying. This week can stay untouched if you prefer.
Set weekly caps per person — a busy exam week or a new baby changes what "fair" means, and the app respects it.
Covered work shows under whoever actually did it and whoever it was done for — credit and accountability, both visible.
Every chore pays boomerangs. They pile up in a personal bank with a 30-day balance chart, get spent in a reward store your family stocks itself, and pool into shared house goals. It's the difference between a chore list people ignore and a game the household actually opens.
Set each chore's value from 0–20 🪃 — bump the one nobody wants. Suggestions come from effort, but you're the market.
Early birds earn +1. Finishing your whole week grows a streak worth +2 to +5. Covering a housemate pays 1.5×.
Each week, one chore is secretly worth triple. Nobody knows which — until someone completes it and the reveal hits.
Rewards with real prices, weekly or monthly limits, and stock counts ("2 left this month"). Live-preview creator included.
Redemptions can hold boomerangs in escrow until a Home Owner approves. Vouchers wait in the wallet until they're used.
Everyone chips into a shared target — pizza night, theme-park day — and watches the bar fill together.
Every earn, spend, and adjustment is on the record. Owners can grant or deduct — with a reason the whole house sees.
Un-complete a chore and its boomerangs fly right back out. The economy stays honest by construction.
A household is one shared world: invite with a QR code or link, give each person the right level of access, and every device stays in sync live. The app even makes itself personal — pick your color and the whole interface follows you.
New members scan a code or tap a link and land in your home, picking their own name and color on the way in.
Home Owners run the show, Full Access members do everything day-to-day, Limited members see and complete — perfect for kids.
Mark vacation days and the scheduler works around them — essential chores get flagged for a plan so nothing critical slips.
Can't make your night? Send a trade request instead of a text argument. They accept, the schedule updates everywhere.
Each member picks a color — avatars, charts, and the entire interface accent follow it on their device.
Stock gradient themes or your own photo behind everything, matched by the home-screen widget.
A morning digest of your day, completion pings, trade alerts — each stream individually toggleable.
Live cloud sync across devices, plus full export and import. It's your household — you can always take it with you.
Broomerang is coming soon to iPhone. Waitlist members get in first.
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