Git Happens

MoLakaz (“my home” in Kreol Morisien) is a household chore app that shares chores out fairly and proves they’re done. Instead of giving everyone the same number of chores, it plans each week so every person gives up the same share of their free time, around work, school, exams and sport. The person who runs the home describes the family in one sentence and Muse Spark builds the household: people, free time, chores and a photo check for each chore. Each member sees only their chores for today, in time order. To finish a chore they snap a before and after photo, and SAM 3.1 checks the mess is really gone. When plans change, they tell the assistant by voice or text (“I’ve got a study group tonight, can someone take my dishes?”). It moves chores within the planner’s fairness rules, shows exactly what changed, and can undo it. Parents approve uncertain photo checks, family members get notifications and reminders, and anyone can look back at past weeks or preview next week. It removes the daily arguments about who does what and whether it was really done.