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.
Closed testing. Free while it lasts.
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.
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.
Money is a separate question
Four ways to split: proportional, residual, equal remainder, equal. Hours are never priced.
One suggestion a week
With the reason attached. Not a list. Not a backlog. One.
Both of you answer privately
Two quick questions each week, and neither of you sees the other's answers. Where you differ, EvenUS shows the gap, without taking a side.
One picture of the household.
Money, time and mental load in a single view, so there is something real to answer with.
Paid work 42h/wk
Paid work 34h/wk
Move the numbers. Watch the week change.
This is the same calculation the app runs: discretionary hours first, money second.
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.
Answers stay private
Neither of you sees the other's weekly answers. Only the gap between them.
Two people, no audience
Your data is shared with your partner and nobody else. No feed, no export, no sharing.
Leave with your data
Delete the household and it goes. One screen, no email chain.
Questions people ask.
A fairer share of everything.
EvenUS is in closed testing and is not on the app stores yet. It is free while that lasts.
Want in early? support@evenus.app and we'll send a link.