Roommate chore chart printable with agreement, rotations and bill split
A fair, friendly shared home where chores rotate, bills are clear and nobody keeps score in silence.
Overview
This roommate chore chart printable is for adults sharing a home who want chores, bills and house rules to feel fair to everyone. The 13 pages include a roommate agreement, shared cleaning standards, weekly and monthly rotating charts for 2 to 5 people, cleaning zones and a tracker for splitting bills. It is a PDF in US Letter and A4, available as an instant download.
Less tension in the kitchen, fewer awkward money talks and a home that actually feels shared.
How the roommate chore chart printable keeps things fair
Settle quiet hours, guests, shared food and your definition of clean just once, then let the charts carry the load. Every week each person shifts down to the next chore, so nobody is left with the bathroom forever, and the monthly rotation handles bigger jobs like cleaning the oven and the fridge.
The bills tracker shows who paid for what, and the settle up table keeps conversations about money brief and friendly. With the chart on the fridge, small irritations come up at a house meeting before they turn into big ones.
Who this shared house chore chart is for
- Housemates sharing a house or apartment, from two up to five people
- College students living in a shared flat or an off campus house
- Young adults moving into their first apartment with friends
- Couples moving in together, who can use the agreement and the two person chart
Design and printing
- Minimal white pages with soft touches of blush pink that go easy on ink
- Generous margins, so your home printer trims nothing
- Portrait pages in US Letter (8.5 by 11 inches) and A4 (210 by 297 millimeters)
- Undated, so you can begin in any week
- Designed for adults, not a chore chart for kids
- Hang it on a clipboard, keep it in a ring binder or have it spiral bound at a copy shop
What's inside (13)
Inside the roommate chore chart printable: 13 pages
- 1Cover with contents and an "Our home, started on" line
- 2Roommate agreement covering quiet hours, visitors, shared belongings, food & kitchen, common areas, money & bills, any other house rules and how you will resolve disagreements
- 3Cleaning standards: tick what clean looks like in the kitchen, bathroom, living spaces and for the trash, what counts as good enough, how often you revisit it, and signatures
- 4House info including the address, Wi-Fi, lease and rent, landlord and repair details, contacts for each roommate, trash pickup days, where things live and utilities
- 5Chores grouped by how often they happen: daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal, with a Who column
- 6Cleaning zones for kitchen, bathroom, living room, entry, floors, trash, laundry and balcony, each given to one person, with how often zones rotate
- 7Weekly chart for 2 to 5 roommates with 9 chores, Who and day boxes, an explanation of the rotation, plus shout outs & swaps
- 8Monthly rotation across 5 weeks for 8 zones, with the bigger monthly jobs and notes on swaps and dates away
- 9Bills tracker for rent, utilities, internet and other costs, with totals, due dates, who paid, each share and a paid tick for each person
- 10Shared purchases log and a settle up table showing who owes whom, how often you settle and your payment method
- 11Shared shopping list by category with who is shopping, the shop day and budget
- 12House meeting notes: what is working, what could improve, topics, decisions, action points and changes to chores or rules
- 13Chore chart for one adult or a couple, with 10 weekly chores, a focus for the week, one larger job and a reward
Files & printing
Files in your download
- Roommate Chore Chart in US Letter, a 13 page PDF
- Roommate Chore Chart in A4, a 13 page PDF
- Read Me First, a quick printing guide (PDF)
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Good to know
- This is a PDF made for printing and has no hyperlinks. You can still import it into most note taking apps and write on it.
- Only a digital file is delivered, so nothing is shipped.
- Colors can look a little different on paper than on screen.
- Made for your personal use. Sharing, reselling or redistributing the files is not allowed.
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How this was made
Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.
Questions
Questions about the roommate chore chart printable
How many roommates does it work for?
The weekly chart is built for 2 to 5 roommates, and there is also a chart for one person or a couple.
How does the chore rotation work?
Each week everyone moves down one chore, and a monthly rotation over five weeks covers eight zones and the bigger jobs.
Can we track shared bills?
Yes. The bills tracker covers rent, utilities and internet with due dates, shares and paid ticks, plus a settle up table.
Which pages do we reprint?
Print the agreement and house info once, the weekly chart and grocery list each week, and the rotation and bills pages each month.
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