Chorish review
A focused offline choreboard with points, streaks, rewards, and shared progress.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Chorish is an iOS chore-management app for families, housemates, and small groups. Its shared choreboard lets household members create, assign, and complete tasks while tracking points, progress, streaks, and history. Daily or weekly resets support recurring household routines, and calendar links add a basic connection to an existing planning workflow. Offline, on-device storage and no sign-ups make it suited to households that want a private, self-contained chore system.
The plan structure is straightforward. The Free plan supports one household, up to four people, up to nine chores, a daily chore rhythm, and six mini-games. Chorish Plus expands the household to six people and up to 100 chores, while adding a weekly chore rhythm, week view, and the full rewards system. The upgrade is a one-time in-app purchase, with regional pricing differences possible. The free tier should cover small households testing a simple routine; larger households or those wanting broader rewards and weekly planning need Plus.
Chorish’s strongest fit is its narrow, offline-first approach. Shared tasks, optional assignments, resets, progress dashboards, leaderboards, streak history, points, rewards, and a goal jar give chores a visible structure without requiring cloud accounts or server-stored data. The trade-offs are equally clear: it is limited to iOS, and reminders are not part of the product. Choose Chorish if your household uses Apple devices and values local storage, simple chore tracking, and light gamification. Consider another chore app if reminders, broader platform coverage, or a larger household than six people is essential.
Questions about Chorish
Does Chorish have a free plan? Yes, there is a free plan.
What does Chorish run on? iOS. It runs as a mobile app.
What does Chorish integrate with? 1 integration: Calendar.
Who is Chorish built for? Small businesses (our editorial estimate).
Chorish pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Shared choreboards with optional assignments and completion tracking
- Offline, on-device storage without sign-ups or server-stored chore data
- Points, rewards, streaks, dashboards, leaderboards, and mini-games
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iOS
- No reminders
- Free plan is limited to one household, four people, and nine chores
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