Share out household chores
Never use real personal data. If you need to, run it through the data cleaner.
There are [n] people at home with these schedules: [schedules, no names: person A, person B…]. Share out these chores: [list] fairly in a weekly table, with the approximate time for each, and suggest how to rotate them every week. Bear in mind that [constraints].
What result to expect
A practical proposal you can adjust. Check quantities, deadlines and any legal point against the official source.
Example
Three people: A works mornings, B afternoons and C studies. Chores: cooking, washing up, laundry, shopping and bathroom. Result: a Monday-to-Sunday table with about 30–40 minutes a day per person and a weekly rotation.
Useful variations
- Ask for “a shorter version to stick on the fridge”.
- Add “include simple tasks for a [age]-year-old child”.
Common mistakes
- Leaving out schedules or constraints: the plan will be unrealistic.
- Accepting the times as they are: adjust them after the first week.
Getting the most out of it
- Paste the prompt as is and only replace what is in [brackets].
- If the answer does not fit, do not start over: ask for “shorter”, “more formal” or “as a table”.
- Always review the result before using it: AI can get facts, dates or names wrong.
Before you paste it: quick checklist
- Don’t include real addresses, phone numbers or contract numbers.
- Give practical context: people, time available and budget.
- Ask for a list or table so you can use it straight away.
- Check any practical detail (opening hours, prices, deadlines) at the official source.
How to adapt it to your assistant
The template works the same in ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot or Claude because it only uses plain language. If your assistant supports fixed instructions (custom instructions, Gems or projects), you can store your preferred tone and format there and paste only the variable part. On a free plan, split long requests into two or three shorter messages.
More on this category
Templates to organise home life: menus, shopping, complaints, trips or shared chores. They are starting ideas; always adapt the suggestions to your budget, your schedule and what you actually have at home.