EvenUS Get the app
For two people who live together

The fight isn't really about the dishes.

EvenUS works out how money, time and the planning nobody sees are actually shared in your home, then suggests one thing to swap this week.

In closed testing. Free for your first 7 days.

·EvenUS⚙
Hi Alex & Sam.
Today, 3 Feb
90
Fairness Score
You two are in a great rhythm this week.
Money
52% · 48%
Effort
47% · 53%
+ Money + Chore Report
Free hours
48 vs 41
This week
Take Thursday's dinner. You have the free evening.
No streaks· No nudge button· No public score· No location or screen time
How it works

Built for the partner who wants to help and doesn't know what "help" means.

Asking "what can I do?" hands the planning straight back to whoever is already carrying it. Answering that question, specifically and with a reason, is the whole product.

01

It measures discretionary time

Not who did more chores. Hours that are genuinely your own, once sleep, paid work, commuting and the housework are out.

02

Money is a separate question

Four ways to split: by income, evenly, end up with the same, or split what's spare. Hours are never priced.

03

One suggestion a week

With the reason attached, and nothing queued up behind it.

04

Both of you answer privately

A two-question check-in each week that only you can read, and private answers about who keeps track of what. Where you see an area differently, EvenUS shows both, without taking a side.

The app

One picture of the household.

Money, time and mental load in a single view, so there is something real to answer with.

EvenUS
90
Fairness Score
A great rhythm this week.
Money
Rent split perfectly.
Effort
Sam did more laundry.
+ Money + Chore Report
⌂+◯
This week
Where the week stands, in one number and two bars.
This week
One suggestion
Take Thursday's dinner and dishes.
You have a free Saturday morning and Sam doesn't. This one would help more than you'd think.
I'll take it Not this week
Free hours, last 7 days
Alex48h
Sam41h
A 7-hour gap. It was 12 last month.
⌂+◯
The weekly swap
One thing, with the reason attached.
Household
Alex & Sam's Home
90 Fairness Score
Edit household
Alex
Income $4,500/mo
Paid work 42h/wk
Share 52%
Sam
Income $4,200/mo
Paid work 34h/wk
Share 48%
Preferences
Split method: Proportional
Notifications
Privacy
⌂+◯
Us
The numbers the split is built from.
Try it

Move the numbers. Watch the week change.

The calculation the app runs, for one complete week with nothing carried over from earlier weeks. Shared costs are counted as paid in the split shown. The full calculator adds commuting, children, planning and who paid what.

Alex Sam
Monthly income after tax$4,500 · $4,200
Paid work, hours a week42h · 34h
Housework, hours a week8h · 23h
Split method Proportional to income
90
FAIRNESS
Discretionary time
Alex has 7 more free hours.
Alex48 free hours
Sam41 free hours
Shared costs
52% · 48%
Proportional to income
Hours priced at
Nothing
Never, by design
This week's one thing
Alex, take Thursday's dinner and dishes. It's about two hours and closes most of the gap without touching the weekend.
Refusals, not gaps

What it will never do.

Some of these get asked for. And if the picture stays bad for a couple of months, EvenUS stops suggesting things, says so once, points toward someone qualified, and goes quiet.

No streaks, badges, points or leaderboards
A streak punishes whoever had a hard week.
No nudge button
A reminder belongs to a task, and goes only to whoever owns it, and is never labelled with who set it.
No notification about what your partner didn't do
That notification does not exist here.
No public score, ever
Nothing is shareable, and there is no feed.
No reading your location or screen time
Surveillance between partners is the opposite of the point. Calendar busy time is off unless you switch it on, and reads only busy hours, never your events.
◐

Answers stay private

Neither of you can read the other's weekly check-in. The server's rules enforce it.

⬡

Two people, no audience

Your data is shared with your partner and nobody else. No feed and no public sharing. You can export your own copy at any time.

⎋

Leave with your data

Export your data, then delete your account from one screen in the app. No email chain.

Questions people ask.

Chore apps count tasks. EvenUS counts the hours each of you has left once sleep, paid work, commuting and the housework are out. That is why it handles “works more but earns less” without a special case.
Yes. Shared costs can be split by income (the default), split evenly, set so you both end up with the same, or split from what's spare after a personal floor. You choose, and you can change it.
The planning, remembering and organising nobody sees. You each answer, privately, who keeps track of areas like meals, money admin and school forms. Each area carries an estimated number of hours a week, and those hours count as time, the same as any other household hour. It is never given a price.
No. Your weekly check-in is readable only by you. Your answers about who keeps track of what stay private too; where the two of you see an area differently, EvenUS shows both answers side by side, without taking a side on who is right.
It is in closed testing and not on the app stores. Email us and we will send you a link to try it with your partner.
The first 7 days are free, with no card. After that EvenUS Pro is $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year (US dollar reference prices; the stores show the price for your country). One subscription covers both of you.

A fairer share of everything.

EvenUS is in closed testing and is not on the app stores yet. Your first 7 days are free. Join the beta and we'll email you an invite for your phone.

Your phone

We keep your email, phone type and whether you'll use it together, nothing more. How we use it.