The Print Shop

Chore charts made to leave the screen — printed at home, filled in by hand, and stuck to the fridge where everyone actually looks.

These sets are designed but not finished, and none of them is for sale yet. There is no checkout here and no price on anything. The sample chart below is real, complete, and free to print today.

ChoreSpinner · The Family Set Ages 7–11
Weekly Chore Chart
Print it, fill it in, hang it on the fridge
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Wipe the counters
Put away clean dishes
Sweep the kitchen
Dust the shelves
Black ink only · ordinary copy paper · one page
The free sample, shortened to four rows. The real one has eight, plus a name and reward line.
Print the free sample No sign-up, no email. It prints in black and white on one sheet of ordinary paper.

What is being made

  • The Family Set Weekly chart for ages 3–6, 7–11, and teens · editable PDF · 4 pages In preparation
  • The Roommate Ledger Rotation chart and shared-cost page, matching the online rota tool · 3 pages In preparation
  • The Deep-Clean Almanac Seasonal room-by-room checklists, spring through winter · 16 pages In preparation
  • The Complete Shop Everything above, plus every future addition · one purchase In preparation

Why paper, and why black ink

A chart on a screen is one tab among forty. A chart on the refrigerator is a household law. Every set is laid out for ordinary home printers: no bleed, no full-page background, and no colour ink required — so a black-and-white printer produces exactly what the design intends rather than a grey approximation of it.

Each file is editable before you print, so the names, the chores, and the rewards belong to your household rather than the one it was designed for.

These sets have no customers yet and therefore no reviews. The standard they are being held to is an ordinary one: a chart should be editable before it is printed, and it should cost almost nothing to print again next week.

Where this actually stands

To be straightforward: this page is a plan, not a store. The sets are designed but not published anywhere, there is no checkout, and no money has changed hands. When they do go on sale the intention is one purchase rather than a subscription — but an intention is all that is, and the terms will be stated on the listing itself, not promised here in advance.

What is real today is the free sample chart and the generators, which are complete, free, and need no account. If you want to know when the sets are published, the contact page reaches me directly.