A Free Interactive Chore Chart Your Kids Will Actually Use
This interactive tool helps your family track chores, build positive habits, and celebrate the small wins that lead to meaningful progress.
Use This Free Template NowYour 3-Step Path to Harmony
1. Pick a Chart
Choose our ready-to-go chore chart template or create your own from scratch in seconds.
2. Track Together
Share a collaborative link with a partner or co-parent so everyone can check off wins and stay in sync.
3. Celebrate!
When the progress bar is full, it's time to celebrate a job well done! You earned it.
A Smarter, Simpler Way to Manage Chores
Always in Sync, Never Lost
Your chart has a unique link that keeps your whole team on the same page. Anyone you share it with can track progress and add wins, turning it into a truly collaborative tool.
Fully Editable & Reusable
Chores change as kids grow. Instantly adapt your chart as your needs change—edit tasks, change goals, and reuse it week after week.
Makes Progress Visual & Fun
Kids love watching their progress bars fill up! It’s a powerful motivator that makes chores feel more like a game and less like a drag.
Trusted by Families Like Yours
"This was a game-changer for our morning and evening routines. The nagging is gone, and the kids are actually excited to check off their tasks. I wish we had this years ago."
David L.
Father of Three
"I love that my husband and I can both update the chart from our phones. It's given our kids a sense of ownership over their responsibilities. So much better than paper charts."
Emily R.
Mom & Teacher
Your Guide to a Successful Chart
A chart is just a chart. The real magic happens in how you use it. Here’s how to turn chore wars into teamwork.
Get Inspired with Ideas
Ages 3-5 (The Little Helpers)
- Put toys in the bin
- Place dirty clothes in the hamper
- Wipe up small spills
Ages 6-9 (The Growing Experts)
- Make their bed every morning
- Feed pets
- Help load/unload the dishwasher
Ages 10+ (The Team Captains)
- Walk the dog
- Do their own laundry
- Help prepare simple meals
Follow These 3 Keys
Key 1: Foster Ownership
Instead of just assigning chores, ask your kids which "missions" they'd like to own for the week. A little ownership goes a long way.
Key 2: Celebrate Effort, Not Perfection
The goal isn't a perfectly clean house; it's a child who is learning responsibility. Focus on praising their effort and consistency.
Key 3: Work Toward a Shared Goal
When the celebration is something everyone looks forward to—like a "Friday Pizza Party"—it stops feeling like a payment and starts feeling like teamwork.
Progress Over Perfection
We built TallySprout on a simple idea: small steps are the secret to big changes. This chart isn't about creating perfect, chore-doing kids. It’s a tool to help you lower the daily friction, celebrate the effort, and find a calmer, more connected rhythm as a family.
Create Your Free Chart NowFind This Page Useful? Share It!
Share it with friends or colleagues!
Your Questions, Answered
Is this free to use?
Yes! The main features—making charts, using templates, and collaborating—are 100% free.
How does sharing work?
Your chart is only accessible via its unique link. Anyone you share the link with can both view and edit the chart, making it easy to collaborate with a partner, teacher, or grandparent. You control who has access by controlling who you share the link with.
What makes this better than a printable chore chart?
An interactive chart can't be lost, is easily editable from your phone, and syncs in real-time for everyone you collaborate with. Plus, the visual progress bars are way more motivating!
What are good chores for a 7-year-old?
At age 7, kids can typically handle tasks like making their bed, feeding pets, and helping with dishes. For more inspiration, check out our list of age-appropriate chore ideas above!