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Sweepy and Tody are cleaning apps that track what is due in each room. TOM, the Organised Mum app, gives you a fixed daily routine. Cozi is a shared family calendar with lists, and Todoist is a general to-do list. SortYourMind plans your chores, paperwork and plans with people in your free time, around your calendar.
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| Sweepy | Tody | TOM | Cozi | Todoist | SortYourMind | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is about | Track how clean each room is, with urgent tasks first, points per task and, for premium users, a daily schedule that fits the time you set | Every task has its own interval and a colour from green to red that shows how due it is, so you clean by need rather than by date | A set routine: the Daily Do's (a quick tidy of about 15 minutes), the TOM 30 (thirty minutes on a set room each weekday) and a Weekly Focus deep clean on an 8-week rotation, after a Bootcamp to get started | A shared, colour-coded family calendar with shopping lists, to-do lists and meal planning | A general task manager: chores become recurring tasks typed in plain language, grouped in projects | Plans your chores, paperwork and plans with people in your free time, around your calendar |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android; the App Store also lists Macs with Apple silicon. The maker does not mention a web version. | iPhone, iPad and Android; the App Store also lists Macs with Apple silicon. The maker says there is no web version. | iPhone, iPad and Android; the App Store also lists Macs with Apple silicon. No web version mentioned. | iPhone, iPad, Android and the web | Web, Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple Watch and Wear OS | Web on any phone, tablet and computer; iPhone and Android apps are coming |
| Calendar | No calendar connection mentioned by the maker or in the stores | No calendar connection mentioned by the maker or in the stores | No calendar connection mentioned by the maker or in the stores | Shows appointments from Google, Apple, Outlook and other iCal feeds in Cozi, read only; Cozi events can also go out as a read-only feed | Google Calendar or Outlook, one at a time: your events show in Todoist (read only) and tasks can sync both ways with a separate Todoist calendar | Outlook directly (reads busy times, places blocks as busy); Google Calendar and others through the secret iCal address (read only). In Plus. |
| Price | Free to download. In the UK App Store: 3.49 pounds a month or 16.99 pounds a year, with a 3-day free trial. The maker's site shows no prices. | On todyapp.com: free; Premium 9.99 dollars a year; Premium+ for a shared household 25 dollars a year (2 members), 40 (6) or 80 (12). In the UK App Store: Premium Solo 9.99 pounds, Premium+ Duo 24.99 pounds, Premium+ Family 39.99 pounds. | 7-day free trial, then 3.99 pounds a month (maker's help page and UK App Store) | On cozi.com: free with ads; Cozi Gold 39 dollars a year; Cozi Max 79 dollars a year. The UK App Store lists several Gold prices and Cozi Max at 79.99 pounds, and says the price may vary by location. | Beginner free (5 personal projects); Pro 7 pounds a month or 60 pounds a year (Todoist help centre, UK pricing) | Basic free; Plus 39 euros a year or 4.99 euros a month; Family 59 euros a year for up to 5 accounts; 30 days free, no card |
| Using it together | Invite household members or flatmates to share the workload; children's tasks count once a parent approves them; a family leaderboard | The free plan is for one person. Premium+ adds a plan shared by the household, FairShare (a contribution target per member) and monthly reports. | The maker says each user needs their own subscription; no shared household features mentioned | One shared family account for every family member on every device, with a shared calendar, shopping lists and to-do lists | Share a project with up to 5 people, assign tasks and comment | Family: up to 5 accounts, each with their own plan. No shared task list. |
| Ads and privacy | Not stated by the maker or in the stores | The maker says the free plan has no ads; the Google Play listing carries the "Contains ads" label | Not stated by the maker or in the stores | Yes in the free version; Gold is ad-free | Not stated by the maker or in the stores | No ads, no tracking, servers in the EU (Frankfurt) |
Checked on 14 October 2026 on the makers' own sites, the UK App Store and Google Play. Apps change; if in doubt, check their own site. Prices as published by the maker (in dollars for Tody and Cozi) or in the UK App Store.
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How SortYourMind does it
What SortYourMind does differently
SortYourMind is not a cleaning game and not a family calendar, but a calm planner that schedules your chores, paperwork and plans with people around your calendar automatically. Every room of your home is a theme with routines on their rhythm, and the app finds time for them in your free hours.
- SyMslots in your free time, around your appointments
- Recalculate when your day changes
- Waiting for reply and seeing who you have not spoken to in a while
- No ads, no tracking, servers in the EU
No card needed. Basic stays free. Works in the browser on any device.