Add tasks
Enter what needs doing once. Recurring tasks (e.g. trash on Tuesdays) are handled automatically.
DOTOG is a family app that shares household and family tasks fairly and visibly for everyone.Who takes out the trash? Who does the shopping? Whose turn was it last? In DOTOG everything is fairly shared, instead of stuck in your head. No more nagging, reminding and mental load.
Last updated: 13 July 2026
For families, flatshares, couples & teams. GDPR-compliant, no ad trackers.
Set it up once, then the sharing runs on its own, visible to everyone.
Enter what needs doing once. Recurring tasks (e.g. trash on Tuesdays) are handled automatically.
Everyone takes their share, assigned, or family members grab tasks themselves.
Who does what is clear in the app. No more "I didn't know about that".
Ticked off means done. Kids collect stars for real rewards along the way.
How to reward completed tasks is covered in our guiderewards system for kids. Which tasks fit which age is in our guidehousehold tasks by age.
This is how you create a task:






In many families and projects one person carries most of the planning, the constant thinking ahead, reminding and organizing. There's a name for it:mental load. It's the invisible to-do list that's never quite finished.
DOTOG takes exactly that off your shoulders: set it up once, and the sharing runs by itself. Everyone sees what needs doing and whose turn it is. You no longer have to keep it all in your head, chase people up, or remember what nobody else does.The load gets shared, fairly, visibly, automatically.
more unpaid care work is done by women in Germany than men, about 76 minutes per day. DOTOG makes this invisible load visible and shares it fairly.
Source: German Federal Statistical Office, Time Use Survey 2022 (as of 6 June 2025).destatis.de
Behind housework lies an invisible side: anticipating needs, weighing options, deciding and monitoring, so-called "cognitive labor". It is easily overlooked and usually falls on one person.
according toAllison Daminger, American Sociological Review (2019) ·sagepub.com
Parents share out tasks, kids collect stars for rewards. Helping out suddenly makes sense.
No more arguing about who cleaned last. All transparent, all fair.
Recurring team tasks clearly shared and tracked, without paper chaos.
No rip-off prices, no hidden paywall.
Faircent prices per memberinstead of rip-off pricing. The exact plans and prices are in the App Store.
We build DOTOG as parents, for families. That is why we deliberately leave out what makes many popular children's apps unacceptable according to Stiftung Warentest: contact with strangers, advertising, purchase pressure and data tracking.
More in ourChild Safety Standardsand theprivacy policy.
Source:Stiftung Warentest, game apps for children put to the test (Landesmedienzentrum BW).