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Peak Household

Chores with a rhythm and fair sharing, maintenance on time, and errands as tasks, grouped by place.

How-tos

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  • How do I set up our cleaning schedule?How-to

    How do I set up our cleaning schedule?

    At the start, choose the chores that come up in your home, or enter your own. Each gets a rhythm (e.g. weekly) and a person or “whoever has time”. It's due as soon as the interval since the last time has passed.

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  • Where do errands go?How-to

    Where do errands go?

    You enter an errand with a place; it becomes a task in Peak Task and appears in your day. In Peak Household, errands with the same place are grouped together, so one trip is enough.

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  • How does Peak Household remind me of maintenance such as smoke detectors?How-to

    How does Peak Household remind me of maintenance such as smoke detectors?

    Under “Maintenance” you enter what recurs, with the interval in months and when it was last done. Peak works out the next due date; without a last date it's due right away. 30 days ahead, the maintenance appears at the top of Peak Household.

    1. Open Peak Household and scroll to “Maintenance”.
    2. Enter, for example, “Test smoke detectors”, “every 12 mo.” and the date under “last”.
    3. Click “Done” once it's done; the interval then starts again.
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Frequently asked

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  • How does Peak Household see who does how much?Answer

    How does Peak Household see who does how much?

    When you mark a chore as done, you choose who did it. “This week” shows who completed how many chores in the last 30 days, next to the share that would be fair.

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