Oriora Chores vs Sweepy
Chores is one board across everyone: outstanding first, rotating chores that pass the turn on, a fair-share view of who carried the place this week, and a weekly recap from your own numbers. Sweepy tracks each room's cleanliness and generates a daily schedule per member, on a subscription. Here is how they differ, with every claim about Sweepy linked to their own listing.
Written by Oriora, the maker of Oriora Chores. Every claim about Sweepy is taken from Appsent's own published pages, linked per row, and was last checked on 6 September 2026. Sweepy is the name of Appsent's product and is used here only to identify it.
- Oriora Chores shows who does what, whose turn it is and what is overdue on one board, with a fair-share view of who has actually been carrying the household this week. No subscription; you pay only for the weekly recap.
- Chores keeps the household on your device with backup to your own cloud. Sweepy synchronizes between devices and has a leaderboard.
- Sweepy lists a monthly plan at $3.99 and a yearly plan at $19.99 with a three-day trial.
Feature by feature
“Verify” opens the Sweepy page each row was read from.
| Feature | Sweepy | Oriora Chores | Has it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free download. Monthly $3.99, yearly $19.99, with a three-day trial that converts to the subscription.Prices as listed on the US App Store on 6 September 2026.Verify ↗ | Free app, no subscription. The board is free; only the weekly recap is billed per use. | Different |
| Chores shared across the household and marked done | Yes: split your chores with your family.Verify ↗ | Yes: one board, outstanding first, most overdue at the top. | Both |
| Whose turn it is | A daily schedule generated automatically for each member.Verify ↗ | Rotating chores show whose turn it is, and logging one passes the turn on. | Different |
| Who is carrying the place | Distributes the workload among residents.Verify ↗ | A fair-share view of who has actually done what this week. | Different |
| Room-by-room cleanliness tracking | Yes.Verify ↗ | No. | Sweepy |
| Leaderboard | Yes.Verify ↗ | No. | Sweepy |
| Sync between household members' devices | Yes.Verify ↗ | No. One device, with backup to your own cloud. | Sweepy |
| Weekly recap in plain words | Not on the listing.Verify ↗ | Yes, from your own logged numbers. | Chores |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision and Apple Watch.Verify ↗ | Mac and the web. | Different |
| Where your data lives | Not stated on the listing.Verify ↗ | On your device, backed up to your own Google Drive or GitHub. | Different |
- ✓You want one board that shows whose turn it is and who has been carrying the place.
- ✓You do not want a subscription or a trial.
- ✓You want the household data on your own device.
Sweepy tracks each room's cleanliness, generates daily schedules, syncs between devices and has a leaderboard. Chores has none of those.
Questions people ask
Does Oriora Chores sync between family members like Sweepy?
No. Chores runs on one device with backup to your own cloud. Sweepy synchronizes between devices.
Is Chores free?
Yes. The board is free with no subscription; only the weekly recap is billed per use. Sweepy lists $3.99 a month or $19.99 a year with a three-day trial.
What does Sweepy have that Chores does not?
Room-by-room cleanliness tracking, automatically generated daily schedules, device sync and a leaderboard.
The Sweepy column is read from Appsent's own App Store listing, in-app purchase list and privacy policy, not from reviews or third-party articles, and was last checked on 6 September 2026. The Oriora Chores column is read from the app as shipped. Where Sweepy's listing does not mention a feature, the row says so rather than claiming they lack it. Drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the Oriora team. If anything here is out of date, write to [email protected] and it will be corrected.