RM-00 · The entry

Chores that rotate themselves, bills that settle up, and one chat where the house actually lives. No spreadsheets, no nagging.

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Free · iPhone · iOS 26

Quarters Today tab: a serif greeting, the one chore that needs you with its rotation ring, and what's coming up around the house

The tour starts in the hallway

The hallway

Quarters answers all three — so nobody has to be the nag. The rooms are this way.

RM-01 · Rotations

Set up rotations — trash, dishes, whatever your house argues about — and Quarters hands them from roommate to roommate on schedule.

  • A quiet nudge when it's yours; a gentle ping when someone falls behind
  • The week ahead, visible to the whole house
  • Snap a photo when it's done — done means done
The rotation card: Trash & recycling, the turn ring with R up now, and the Finish-with-a-photo button
The week ahead: compost on Sunday, kitchen counters Monday, the stovetop Tuesday — each chore with its pair of roommates
RM-02 · The ledger

Add a bill, split it evenly or by share, and the balances settle themselves. Nobody has to draft the “hey, so about the internet” message ever again.

This month

  • Internet$89.97
  • Split three ways$29.99 each
  • You paid Settled
The August ledger: you owe $20.00, and one Settle up clears it
RM-03 · The thread

Chat lives next to a house journal that writes itself — who cleaned, who paid, who joined. The record keeps itself.

  • Photos, reactions, and replies, like any chat worth reading
  • Journal entries appear as things get done — no one writes them
  • Pings when it counts: your turn, a bill due, a settle-up. Quiet hours respected
Journal entries woven into the thread: S added Internet $80.00, A paid their share — written by nobody
The pantry · Kept quiet

The quiet parts.

Not the features you'll notice. That's the point.

Private by default

Households are invite-only. Join by code and you need the house password plus the owner's approval; an invite link a roommate sends you admits you straight in.

Sign in with Apple

One tap. No passwords, no forms — and no ads, no tracking, ever.

Calm on purpose

Attention is a soft breathing ring, not a red badge. Mute what you don't need; quiet hours are respected.

RM-04 · The study

Quarters Pro

Pro covers everyone in the household. No per-person plans, nobody Venmos anybody $2.

  • Full history, foreverfree: 60 days
  • Set up with AI, 10 drafts a dayfree: 3 a month
  • Scan receipts, 30 a dayfree: 5 a month

Annual

Best value

$49.99/year

≈ $4.17 a month

Monthly

$6.99/month

Billed monthly

Billed to your Apple ID. Cancel anytime in Settings.

At the door · Questions

The short version.

How do I join a household?

Two ways. A roommate can send you an invite link, which takes you straight in. Or ask for the join code (it looks like RM-XXXXXX) and the house password — you need both, and the owner approves the request.

Is my data private?

Yes. Households are invite-only, there are no ads and no tracking, and you sign in with Apple. The full policy is in the privacy policy.

What's free, and what's Pro?

Free covers the whole house — rotations, bills, photo proof and chat — with 60 days of history. Pro adds history that never ages out, and a bigger AI allowance for setting up the board and scanning receipts. One subscription covers everyone.

Will it nag my roommates?

No — that's the point. Notifications are quiet and scoped to what matters: your turn, a bill due, a settle-up. Quiet hours are respected, and anything can be muted.

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RM-XXXXXX · Your house

Free for households up to five. Set up in about a minute — the join code on the plaque is yours to fill in.

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Free · iPhone · iOS 26