Todo list
A simple checklist that stays in your browser.
The todo list lets you add tasks, check them off, and clear completed ones — everything is saved to this browser's local storage, so your list is still there next time you open the page in the same browser.
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How to use
- Type a task and press Enter or click "Add".
- Click the checkbox to mark a task done — click again to undo.
- "Clear completed" removes every checked task at once.
Common use scenarios
- Jotting down a quick list of small tasks for the day.
- Tracking a short personal checklist without setting up a full task-management app.
- Keeping a running list open in a browser tab while working.
- A lightweight scratchpad for things you don't want to forget.
✓Content & verification reviewed: 2026-08-25
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How to understand where your list actually lives.
The list is saved in this browser's local storage, not an account
There's no sign-in and no server-side storage — your list persists because it's written to this specific browser's local storage, tied to this site's address.
It won't follow you to a different browser or device
Since nothing is synced to an account, opening this page in a different browser, in a private/incognito window, or on another device starts with an empty list — it's not the same list as the one on your usual browser.
Clearing browser data erases the list
Clearing your browsing data, cookies, or site data for this browser (a common step in troubleshooting or privacy cleanup) will also erase this list, since that's exactly where it's stored.
Before you rely on the result
- You understand this list is tied to this specific browser, not an account.
- You're not relying on it to sync across devices or browsers.
- You know clearing browser data will erase the list.
- You've used "Clear completed" intentionally, since it removes every checked item at once.
Who this is for
- Anyone jotting down a quick list of small tasks for the day.
- People tracking a short checklist without a full task app.
- Anyone keeping a running list open in a browser tab while working.
- People wanting a lightweight scratchpad for things not to forget.
Real-world examples
Daily task jotting
Someone starting their workday quickly types out the handful of things they need to get done, checking each off as they go.
Keeping a running list while working
A person keeps this page open in a browser tab throughout the day, adding small tasks as they come up and clearing completed ones periodically.
A lightweight personal checklist
Someone who doesn't want to set up a full task-management app uses this for a simple personal list instead.
Limitations
- Saved only in this browser's local storage — it isn't synced to any account or other device, and clearing your browser data will erase it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use this?
No — there's no sign-in at all. Your list is saved directly in this browser's local storage.
Will my list show up if I open this page on my phone?
No — since nothing is synced to an account, each browser and device keeps its own separate list.
What happens if I clear my browser's cookies or site data?
Your list will be erased along with it, since that's exactly where it's stored — there's no separate backup.
Does "Clear completed" ask for confirmation?
No — it immediately removes every checked-off item, so use it once you're sure you're done with those tasks.
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