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Kiki Gadgets, Vol. I
№ 02 · The Household Issue
Established MMXXVI An Independent Studio Printed in code
A small game for a big house

Chores, scrambled or assigned.

Chore Scramble turns the family's least-favourite Saturday list into a quick, fair shuffle. Scramble chores at random across the group, or hand them out on purpose — and track who's keeping up.

Chore Scramble — pick your crew. Everyone gets a fun avatar, no login needed.

Households have always run on a quiet, slightly unfair arithmetic — someone, often the same someone, ends up with the dishes. Chore Scramble proposes a small intervention: hand the list to the app on Saturday morning, take what comes, and call it even by lunch.

It is not a productivity app. There are no streaks, no nudges, no algorithms learning your habits. Just a list, a tally, and two ways to split what needs to be done — randomised or deliberate — built for the kind of family that would rather laugh about who has to take out the trash than negotiate it.

Inside the issue

Four chapters · A weekend tradition
I.
Scramble or assign — your call
Drop the household's chores in. Scramble for a quick, fair shuffle across the group, or assign to hand a specific chore to a specific person. Most weeks, scramble wins.
II.
Family member profiles
Each person gets their own corner of the app — a name, an avatar, and a quiet history of what they've done. No accounts, no email. The app stays anonymous on purpose.
III.
Progress tracking
Check off the things that got done. The app remembers — across weeks — who's been keeping up and who is owed an easy week next.
IV.
A light reward system
Badges for the milestones — a hundred dishes, the first month, the longest streak. Just enough to make the seven-year-old proud, not so much that the rest of you find it tedious.
"It turned Saturday morning from a negotiation into a game. The kids actually ask to do their chores now."
— A note for the cover

Available now
on Google Play.

Free to download. Anonymous by design — no email, no account, no fuss.

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