AuctGrid

Nobody wants to do the dishes. So stop asking. AuctGrid turns one annoying question — "whose turn is it?" — into thirty seconds everyone at the table actually enjoys. Put a chore up. Pass the phone around the circle. One by one, each person says how hard they'd rather not. When the phone comes back, the hammer falls, and the job goes to whoever pushed back least. No arguing. No one keeping score in their head. No silent resentment building up over a sink full of plates. HERE'S THE CATCH Pushing back costs you something. Everyone starts the week with the same reserve, and every refusal spends a piece of it. Dodge the bathroom on Monday and you'll be short on Thursday when dinner comes up. Nobody has to enforce fairness — it arrives on its own, and you feel it in your thumb. You can never say a flat no. Only an expensive one. IT REMEMBERS Every round leaves a mark. Scroll back and your whole household reads like a strip of paper: who kept taking the heavy jobs, who quietly dodged for three weeks, which chore this flat hates so much that nobody would touch it. It settles arguments that used to go in circles. BUILT FOR ONE PHONE, PASSED BY HAND Flatmates. Couples. Families with teenagers who've mastered the art of being busy. Anyone who lives with other people and is tired of being the one who notices. Set it up in under a minute. Your first round happens tonight.