For couples

Share fairly – without keeping score

Most arguments between two people are not about who does more – but about nobody seeing it. collabDoo makes the invisible work visible, distributes by effort and reminds before it is too late.

As a couple

For a household with two calendars

Fair by effort

Fair distribution looks at the effort total of the last four weeks. Whoever did the tax return does not also get the bathroom.

Plan instead of surprise

The week view shows what is coming for both. Winter tyre appointment, bed sheets, fertilise the plants – visible in time.

Hand over without guilt

Long week? Hand the task to your partner or put it up for grabs – with a bonus for whoever steps in.

Knowledge for both

How does the quick car check go? Where is the household folder? If one knows, both know.

A reminder, not nagging

Push before the due time, grace period after – the app reminds, not your partner. Quiet hours as you like.

Small rewards

Breakfast in bed, dinner out, a 20-minute massage – goals for two turn duty into a game.

Visibility

Who carries what? One look is enough.

The team overview shows open tasks per person and the effort distribution of the last weeks – no leaderboard, no judgement. A neutral view that makes conversations easier.

  • Effort 1–5 separate from points
  • History: who did what when
  • Goal: “85% of weekly tasks on time”

From the suggestion catalogue

The couples catalogue

Bedroom, car & mobility, plants & balcony, finances & paperwork – plus the shared basics.

Weekly shopMeal plan for the weekCook dinnerWater the plantsCar: quick checkWinter tyres: book the appointmentChange the bed sheetsIroningCheck bills and accountFile the post and paperworkPlan the date nightBreakfast in bedDinner out20-minute massage

Goals: “Together: 200 points this month” · “85% of weekly tasks on time”

collabDoo · All for one. Done by all.

Less bookkeeping. More evening.

Create your household for two – the plan is ready in five minutes.

iPhone & iPad · iOS 17 or later · Android to follow

Klaas

Klaas · Development

“Distributing fairly means doing the maths – and being honest with the data.”

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