Draw a card. Say the quiet part out loud.
Take turns answering prompts about dishes, shared groceries, partners, parties, thermostat wars, and whose turn it is to buy toilet paper.
Rule card
What counts as “clean enough” before guests come over?
The roommate peacekeeping deck
Set the rules. Save the friendship.
A playful card deck and simple house-rules template for sorting out chores, guests, noise, and bills before the group chat gets tense.
Made for new leases, first apartments, and friends who want to stay friends.
Tonight's prompt
How much notice do overnight guests need?
Our promise
Less guessing. No fake harmony.
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Real topics, plain language. Every prompt is built around the little household decisions that become big arguments.
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A useful outcome. Your answers become a clear house-rules agreement everyone can reference.
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Playful, never preachy. The deck breaks the ice without pretending every household works the same way.
Inside Roomie Rules
One deck. Four conflict zones. A much calmer kitchen.
Fill in the house-rules template.
Write down what you agreed on, from bill due dates to quiet hours, so nobody has to rely on memory.
Revisit without restarting the fight.
Pull the deck back out when someone moves in, schedules change, or a rule simply stops working.
Before the next sticky note
Make the awkward conversation the easy part.
Give it to your new roommate, your moving-out bestie, or the household that needs a reset.
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