How to use the to-do list
- Type an item in the box and press Enter, or use the Add button, to append it to the list.
- Click an item's checkbox to mark it done or undo it.
- Use the remove button to delete an item you no longer need.
Everything stays in this browser via local storage, so the list survives a page reload, with no app to install and no sign-in.
To-Do List
Keep a todo list in the browser - add an item, check it off when it is done, and delete it when you no longer need it. Nothing is uploaded and there is no sign-in.
What you can do with it
- Each item gets a checkbox to mark it done and a button to remove it.
- A running count shows how many items you have and how many are still left to do.
When a quick checklist beats an app
Use it for a quick checklist when you do not want to install an app or sign in - a short errands list, packing items, or the steps for a small task you want to tick off as you go.
Where your list is saved
The list is saved in this browser via local storage, so it survives a page reload; clearing this site's browser data removes it. There is no account and nothing is sent to a server, so your items stay on this device.
Read the guide: How to Make a To-Do List Online - Free and No Sign-Up
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my items still be here on another device or browser?
No. The list lives only in the browser you typed it in - there is no account, login, or cross-device sync. Open the page on your phone or in a different browser and you start with an empty list. Clearing this site's browser data wipes the saved list on that one browser.
Can I undo a deleted item, or set due dates and priorities?
Deleting an item is immediate and there is no undo history for it. Marking an item done is reversible - tick the checkbox again to bring it back. The list is one flat checklist, so there are no due dates, reminders, priorities, tags, or sub-tasks.
What happens to my list in a private or incognito window?
It works the same while the window is open, but most browsers discard local storage when you close a private window, so the list is gone on the next visit. For a list you want to keep, use a normal browser window instead.