The household deal deck

You're not tired from the tasks.You're tired from being the only one who remembers them.

Baton Household is a card deck built for your house specifically — not a generic list of 100 chores. Sit down once, deal the cards, sign the agreement. Every deal includes a built-in re-deal date, so the system keeps working long after the first conversation.

Rated 4.8 by 300+ households
Baton Household cards fanned out on a wooden table

Why it works

Four things every other system gets wrong

B-01

Pre-sorted for your house

Most decks hand you 100 cards and make you sort them. That's more invisible work. Yours arrives with only the cards that apply.

B-02

Balanced by weight, not by count

Fifty cards each isn't fair if half of yours require noticing before doing. Every card carries a burden score.

B-03

Built-in tiebreaker

Card-by-card debate with no way to break a deadlock is why these sessions stall. This one has a rule.

B-04

A re-deal date, printed on it

Most couples quit around week three. Yours comes with a rematch already scheduled.

How it works

Three moves, one evening

01

Choose your deck

Pick the Household Set or the single product that fits your house. You get instant access after checkout.

02

Get your deck

Hand-configured for your household and delivered within 24 hours. Print, cut, done.

03

Sit down and deal

Sixty minutes, one table. You leave with a signed agreement and a date.

Best value

The complete system

The Household Set

Everything in one deal: the opener, the baton deck, the twenty-one, and the heavy-season pack. Print it all at home and re-deal whenever life shifts.

Printed Baton Household cards laid out in rows beside a signed agreement sheet
The Opener
$22
The Baton Deck
$38
The Twenty-One
$22
The Heavy Season
$30

Total value $110

$78

Digital product. Nothing physical is shipped — you print the deck at home.

The deal

This is for you if:

  • 01You're the one who knows what's in the fridge.
  • 02You've said “just tell me what needs doing” is not the same as sharing it.
  • 03You've tried a chore app and it lasted eleven days.
  • 04He does his share of the doing. You do all of the thinking.
  • 05You want a system, not a vent.
"He's not the substitute. He's just never been dealt in."
A couple sitting together at a table with the Baton Deck and a signed household agreement

The core engine

The Baton Deck

The full configured deck built for your household. You print it at home, deal it once, and re-deal it whenever life shifts.

The Baton Deck cards arranged on a table with two people dealing responsibilities
Configured card deck, 50 cards
$34
Asymmetry summary
$9
Session protocol + tiebreak rule
$12
Handoff standard sheets
free

Total value $55

$38

Instant access · Prints on any home printer · 48-hour support guarantee

Or buy the parts

Every piece, also sold on its own

The Household Set is the better deal. If you only need one component, take just that one.

P-01

30 scripts

The Opener

$22

A small stack of conversation prompt cards for starting the household responsibility talk

Thirty scripts for starting the conversation. Includes what to say when they push back, and a solo path for when they won't sit down at all.

P-02

50 cards

The Baton Deck

$38

A configured household responsibility card deck spread in neat rows

A 50-card system for deciding who actually owns what in your house. One evening, one signed agreement, one date to do it again.

P-03

21 prompts

The Twenty-One

$22

A 21-day protocol card pack arranged in a small grid

A 21-day protocol that keeps the deal alive past day eleven. One small action a day, plus a diagnostic for repairing a handoff that's slipping.

P-04

96 cards

The Heavy Season

$30

Seasonal planning system cards with a small calendar sheet

Five planning systems for the seasons that overload a household. Holidays, summer, school year, new baby, and moving — each with an eight-week countdown.

Testimonials

What households report back

R-01

I stopped being the household calendar. The cards made the split visible enough that we could actually argue about it.
Maya ChenAustin, TXHousehold of 3

R-02

The re-deal date is the real feature. We actually revisit it instead of letting it die in a notes app.
David ParkPortland, ORHousehold of 2

R-03

For the first time the conversation wasn't me listing everything I do. The cards made it visible without making it personal.
Sofia ReyesChicago, ILHousehold of 4

Stop being the only one who remembers.Deal it out.

Questions

Before you buy

$38