Chores
Assign them, repeat them, rotate them. Everyone can see whose turn it is.
Now in beta on TestFlight
Chores that rotate fairly, one shopping list, shared costs without the maths and a calendar everyone can see — in one app for everyone under your roof.
Good morning, Ada
Shopping list
Expenses
Go on — tick off a chore, or try the tabs.
One app, one home
No more group-chat archaeology to find who bought the milk, whose turn it is or who still owes for the internet.
Assign them, repeat them, rotate them. Everyone can see whose turn it is.
One live list for the whole home, ticked off in the aisle.
Split equally, by exact amounts, by percentage or by shares.
House dinners, deliveries, the boiler service — on one calendar.
Chores
Pick who shares a chore and the order they take it in. A repeating chore passes to the next person every time it comes round — nobody has to keep track.
Shopping
Everyone adds to the same list. At the till, mark what you paid for and Rumis turns the whole trip into one expense, split with the home.
Money
Record what you paid. Rumis keeps a running balance for everyone and works out who should pay whom to square the home up.
Plan
The week at a glance, with every chore and event where everyone can find them. Rumis reminds you shortly before a chore is due or an event starts — and nothing else.
The details
Add and tick things off with no signal. Changes send themselves when you are back.
Send a link, or show a code across the kitchen table, and they are in.
No new password. Your home lives in your account, so it moves with you to your next phone.
The flat, the family home, the summer house — switch between them in a tap.
An activity feed shows who added, ticked off or paid for what, and when.
Everyone sees the same list, the same balances and the same week.
Get Rumis
Rumis is in public beta through TestFlight, Apple’s app for trying apps before they reach the App Store.
Requires iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later. Free during the beta.
Rumis for Android is on its way. Until it lands, everyone who joins a home needs an iPhone or an iPad.
It is being built to use the same homes and the same accounts, so nobody will have to start again.
Questions
TestFlight is Apple’s own, free app for trying apps before they are released on the App Store. Open the invitation link on your iPhone or iPad, install TestFlight when asked, and it installs Rumis and keeps it up to date.
iPhone and iPad, running iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later. There is no Android or web version yet.
It is on the way, and it is being built to share the same homes and accounts as the iPhone app. Until then, everyone in a home needs an iPhone or an iPad to join it.
Yes. The beta is free, and one home with up to five people will stay free, with unlimited chores, shopping items and expenses. An optional Rumis Pro upgrade is for more homes or bigger households.
Yes — everyone signs in with Apple or Google, so the home follows them to a new phone. You invite people with a link or a QR code from inside your home.
No. Rumis records what people paid and works out who owes whom. You pay each other however you like, then record the payment in Rumis.
Your homes are stored with your account rather than on your phone, so moving to the App Store version will not mean starting again. Each TestFlight build lasts up to 90 days; TestFlight offers the next one before it expires.
Join the beta on your iPhone or iPad, invite the people you live with, and let Rumis keep track.