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Family
Receipt

Mom, Dad or your siblings take this one, not you. Find out whose turn it is to buy dinner.

  • No sign-up
  • 7 questions
  • 1 min

Sample receipt

Check-in credit+1
Nagging fee−1
Family share64 : 36
One back rub back 1 back rub owed
  1. 1Make your link with a nickname
  2. 2Post it in the family chat
  3. 3They answer 7 questions, you get the receipt
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How Family Receipt works

Family Receipt is a just-for-fun test that tallies who gave more to the family this year across 7 questions, then settles the difference in dinners out and back rubs.

Credits (+1)Checking in · Chipping in · Chores · Birthdays & holidays · Family plans
Fees (−1)Nagging · Going quiet
Family shareHow the giving splits between you two (%)
4+ point gap2 dinners out
1–3 point gap1 back rub
TieAll square

Frequently asked questions

What is Family Receipt?

It's a just-for-fun test that tallies who gave more to the family this year across 7 questions, then settles the difference in dinners out and back rubs. No real money or taxes are involved.

How do I use it?

Open your link with a nickname and post it in the family chat. When a family member answers the 7 questions they get a receipt, and the result is added to your board.

How is the result decided?

Credit items (checking in, chipping in, chores, birthdays and holidays, family plans) give +1 to whoever is picked. Fee items (nagging, going quiet) give −1. A gap of 4 or more points means 2 dinners out, 1 to 3 points means 1 back rub, and a tie means you’re all square. The split is also shown as your family share (%).

Do I need an account or personal info?

No account, just a nickname. Only the nickname and the 7 answers are saved, and anyone with the link can see the board.

Can the whole family answer?

Yes. Post one link in the family chat and Mom, Dad and your siblings can each settle up. Your board adds up what you’re owed and what you owe.

Family Receipt is a just-for-fun test with no connection to real money or taxes.