I got tired of nagging my kids.
I've got two boys. For years, getting them to pitch in meant asking five times — and the nagging quietly ate up brain space and patience I'd rather spend actually enjoying them.
So I built a small tool. Chores went on it, the kids started checking them off, and the streaks kept them coming back. The surprise wasn't that the chores got done. It was what happened to the rest of our time: less policing, more doing things side by side. They help now without being asked.
chortl is that tool, cleaned up for your house.