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The best AI tools for household chores

Updated: Jul 12


While AI tools designed explicitly for physical chores are still evolving, here's a list of 25 fantastic AI resources that can revolutionize how you manage your home:


Organization & Planning

  1. Aida: (https://ux-design-awards.com/winners/2023-2-aida-an-ai-powered-app-for-household-chores) AI-powered task manager that scans your home, suggests cleaning tasks, and optimizes chore schedules.

  2. Tidy.ai: (https://www.valeriazschaeck.com/projects/tidy-ai-chore-management-app) Helps assign and track household tasks, set reminders, and create chore-based reward systems.

  3. Sortly: (https://www.sortly.com/) AI-assisted inventory management. Keep tabs on possessions, pantry supplies, and more.

  4. Cozi Family Organizer: (https://www.cozi.com/) Shared family calendar with to-do lists, reminders, and recipe storage.

  5. Home Routines (in Google Assistant or Alexa): Set customized routines ("Alexa, start my cleaning routine") to trigger a series of smart device actions.


Meal Planning & Recipes

  1. Whisk: (https://whisk.com/) Smart recipe finder, saves recipes from across the web, creates grocery lists.

  2. Mealime: (https://mealime.com/) Personalized meal plans with dietary restrictions, simplified grocery lists.

  3. Plant Jammer: (https://plantjammer.com/) Recipe suggestion app specializing in plant-based and vegetarian cuisine.

  4. Copy Me That: (https://www.copymethat.com/) Scrape and organize recipes from any website, smart grocery list features.

  5. Chefling: (https://www.chefling.com/) Manages kitchen inventory, suggests recipes based on what you have, reduces food waste.


Shopping & Budgeting

  1. Flipp: (https://flipp.com/) Aggregates local flyers and coupons, finds best deals in your area.

  2. Honey: ([invalid URL removed]) Browser extension that automatically searches for coupon codes during online checkout.

  3. YNAB (You Need A Budget): (https://www.youneedabudget.com/) Budgeting app focused on zero-based budgeting.

  4. Mint: (https://mint.intuit.com/) Tracks budgets, accounts, and spending with helpful alerts and tips.


Smart Home Assistants

  1. Amazon Alexa: (https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Echo-And-Alexa-Devices/b?ie=UTF8&node=9818047011) Voice assistant to control smart devices, set timers, make lists, and more.

  2. Google Assistant: (https://assistant.google.com/) Similar to Alexa, integrated across Google devices with powerful search features.

  3. Apple HomePod/Siri: (https://www.apple.com/homepod/) Apple's smart speaker, strong integration within Apple's ecosystem.

  4. SmartThings: (https://www.smartthings.com/) Samsung's smart home platform, controls a wide range of compatible devices.

  5. IFTTT (If This Then That): (https://ifttt.com/) Create automation "applets" to link different smart devices and services (e.g., turn lights on at sunset).


Specific Task Helpers

  1. June Oven: (https://juneoven.com/) AI-powered countertop oven that recognizes food types and auto-selects cooking programs.

  2. Foldimate: ([invalid URL removed]) Still in development, but a promising machine that aims to automatically fold your laundry.

  3. Roomba Robot Vacuums: (https://www.irobot.com/) Popular robotic vacuums with mapping and scheduling features.

  4. Roborock Robot Mops/Vacuums: (https://us.roborock.com/) Advanced robotic vacuums that also offer mopping functions.

  5. Litter Robot: (https://www.litter-robot.com/) Self-cleaning litter box for all the cat owners out there.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

This is super helpful! I love how AI is making everyday life easier. I'm particularly interested in the smart home assistants and how they integrate everything. Maybe I can finally get my laundry situation under control with that Foldimate machine – it looks amazing! Anyone have experience with it?

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