The app · closed beta
A family chores app that makes household routines easier to follow
Dopami combines chore tracking, gamification, shared task planning, and ADHD-friendly design in one app. It works for family chores, adult chore charts, and roommate task management without the usual friction.
- Shared household planningAssign, track, and complete chores across the home without losing visibility.
- Built-in motivationTurn repeating chores into missions with XP, trophies, and progress.
- Room-based organizationKeep kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and shared spaces structured.
- ADHD-friendly flowReduce decision fatigue with clear screens, smaller steps, and quicker starts.
Dopami is not on the App Store or Google Play. It is in closed beta, and access goes through a short application in the beta channel of the Discord.
In short
What this page answers
If someone asks “What does Dopami actually do?”, this is the page they should land on before converting.
- How Dopami works as a chore chart app for families, adults, and shared homes.
- What features improve motivation, accountability, and task completion.
- Why the app is useful for ADHD households that need clearer routines.
Everything needed for a better chore system
Dopami is built to replace scattered reminders, vague verbal agreements, and static chore charts with a system people actually keep using.
- Gamified chores and missionsEvery task becomes a mission with XP, visible impact, and a clear sense of progress. This makes Dopami more engaging than a basic household chores app or printable chart.
- Room-based task managementOrganize chores by room so the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and shared spaces each have their own structure. The result is cleaner planning and faster task selection.
- Family and household sharingAssign tasks to family members, partners, or roommates. Everyone can see what needs to be done, who owns it, and what has already been completed.
- Rewards, trophies, and momentumRewards matter when routines are hard to maintain. Dopami celebrates small wins through trophies, levels, and progress markers that keep chores from feeling endless.
- Quick-start chore suggestionsWhen energy is low, Dopami helps users start with simpler tasks first. Shorter missions reduce friction and make it easier to build consistency day after day.
- ADHD-friendly task flowClear visual hierarchy, less clutter, and smaller action steps help users get started without overthinking. Dopami is especially useful for ADHD households that struggle with routine initiation.
Who it is for
Made for ADHD adults, families, and shared homes
Dopami fits the reality of each home: whether you're a parent managing family responsibilities, a couple sharing tasks more fairly, or an adult building sustainable routines.
For families
Dopami works as a family chores app by making responsibilities visible, motivating participation, and reducing the “who was supposed to do this?” problem.
- Shared overview of what is assigned and completed
- Rewards that make repeat chores easier to sustain
- Clearer household coordination with less nagging
For adults and couples
Many chore apps talk only to parents with kids. Dopami also fits adult routines, solo households, and couples trying to keep recurring chores consistent.
- Useful as a chore chart app for adults
- Better accountability for recurring home tasks
- Simple enough to use daily without admin overhead
For roommates and shared homes
Shared apartments need clarity more than complexity. Dopami helps roommates divide household chores, track completion, and avoid invisible labor.
- Clear ownership of shared tasks
- Room-based structure for common spaces
- Fewer disputes around fairness and follow-through
More than a static chore chart app
A good features page should connect functions to outcomes. The value is not just “track tasks”, but “make chores easier to start, fairer to share, and more satisfying to complete”.
What Dopami does
It gives households a repeatable system for planning chores, assigning them, completing them, and keeping momentum over time.
- Turns chores into missions with rewards
- Organizes tasks by room and context
- Supports family task management and shared visibility
- Helps ADHD users start with less friction
What users get from it
The product benefit is simpler home management, less mental load, and a better chance of sticking to routines that usually fall apart.
- More consistent follow-through on household chores
- Less ambiguity around who does what
- More motivation than a plain checklist
- A clearer path from task planning to task completion
How to get in
The app is in closed beta
There is nothing to download and no account to create from this page. The builds go out on the Discord, to the members who asked for them.
- Join the DiscordThe Doom Pile Club is free and open to everyone, tester or not. You can read for as long as you like before posting anything.
- Fill in the beta applicationA few questions in the beta channel: your device, and what you would actually use Dopami for.
- Get a build, tell us what brokeiOS and Android. What testers send back decides what gets fixed next.
no store page, no waiting list
Comparing Dopami to generic task apps
Some households discover Dopami while looking for alternatives to broader productivity or habit apps. These comparison pages explain where the fit is different.
Free tools that show the Dopami method
These static tools give visitors a useful result right away while showing how Dopami thinks about chores: one room, one realistic next step, less mental load.
Questions people ask before trying the app
Is Dopami a family chores app or a task app for adults?
Both. Dopami supports family chores, adult chore charts, and shared household management. The structure is flexible enough for parents, couples, solo adults, and roommates.
Does it work as a chore chart app for adults?
Yes. Adults can use Dopami to manage recurring chores, create accountability, and keep home routines visible without relying on paper charts or memory.
Why mention ADHD-friendly design?
Because many people do not struggle with understanding chores, they struggle with starting them. Dopami is designed to reduce decision fatigue and make the next action clearer.
How much does Dopami cost?
Nothing. The Discord is free and open, and the app will stay free — the only paid thing planned is an optional cosmetic pack for your avatar.
See Dopami in action, then apply for the beta
The homepage walks through the app screen by screen, from picking a room to validating a mission. The build itself is handed out on the Discord.