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KubeTrak

A family chore tracker, born from the eternal question: "Whose turn is it?"

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The Story

If you have kids, you know the argument. It erupts at least once a day, usually near the dishwasher. "I did it last time!" "No you didn't!" "Yes I did, on Tuesday!" Nobody remembers Tuesday.

I looked for an app that would just... keep track. Who did what, when, and whose turn is next. Something simple. Something the whole family could use. Everything I found was either way too complicated, designed for corporate task management, or covered in ads.

So I built one. KubeTrak tracks chores, rotates assignments fairly, and keeps a history so nobody can claim they unloaded the dishwasher when they definitely did not. It has profiles for each family member, customizable chore lists, and a satisfying little animation when you mark something done.

It's the most complete thing I've built so far, and my family actually uses it. That's the bar.

Built with Claude

KubeTrak is probably the best example of what I think of as "collaborative building." I knew exactly what I wanted the app to do — I've been the project manager of a household for years. What I didn't know was how to build it.

Claude handled the architecture, the UI components, the data persistence. I handled the product decisions: what screens to include, how the rotation logic should work, what the onboarding flow should feel like. It was like working with an incredibly patient engineer who never got tired of me changing my mind about button placement.

The result is something I genuinely couldn't have built alone, and something Claude couldn't have designed alone. It needed both of us.

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