Last updated: March 2026
What Is This To-Do List Tool?
This is a free online to-do list and task manager that runs entirely in your browser. No signup, no app to install, no cloud sync to configure -- just open the page and start adding tasks. Your data is stored in localStorage, meaning it stays on your device and persists across browser sessions until you clear it.
Every task supports a full set of fields: title, due date, priority level (High, Medium, Low, or None), custom category, notes, and recurring schedule. Quick date buttons let you set Today, Tomorrow, or Next Week with a single click, and the priority system uses colored dots so you can scan your list and identify urgent items at a glance.
How to Use the To-Do List
Type a task name in the quick-add bar at the top and press Enter. That is the fastest way to capture tasks. Click any task to open the edit panel where you can set the due date, choose a priority, assign a category, write notes, and configure a recurring schedule.
Use the four view tabs to focus on what matters. All Tasks shows your active list. My Day shows starred tasks and tasks due today. Upcoming groups the next seven days of tasks by date. Completed shows everything you have finished, so you can review your progress or restore items.
Create categories in the sidebar to organize tasks by project or area of your life. Each category gets a color dot that appears as a tag on the task row. Click a category in the sidebar to filter the list so you only see tasks from that group. The count badge shows how many active tasks each category contains.
Key Features
Drag-and-drop reordering lets you arrange tasks in exactly the order you want. Set the sort mode to Manual, then drag rows to rearrange. Switch to Due Date sort to see upcoming deadlines first, or Priority sort to put high-priority items at the top.
The statistics panel tracks tasks completed today, this week, and this month, plus your current streak of consecutive days with at least one completion. A progress bar shows your overall completion rate. These metrics help you stay motivated and spot productivity patterns.
Recurring tasks handle repeating schedules automatically. When you check off a recurring task, a new instance is created with the next due date. Supported intervals are Daily, Weekly, Biweekly, and Monthly. This is ideal for habits, regular meetings, bill payments, and routine chores.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my data saved?
Yes. All tasks, categories, and settings are saved in your browser's localStorage. They persist across page reloads and browser restarts. Nothing is sent to any server -- your data stays 100% private on your device. You can also export your tasks as CSV, JSON, or print them as a checklist.
How do recurring tasks work?
Set any task to repeat Daily, Weekly, Biweekly, or Monthly. When you complete a recurring task, a new copy is automatically created with the next due date. The original task is marked complete and moves to the Completed view, while the new task appears in your active list with the updated date.
What is the My Day view?
My Day shows tasks that are due today plus any tasks you have starred. It acts as a daily focus list. Star important tasks from any view by clicking the star icon, and they will appear in My Day regardless of their due date. This helps you prioritize what matters most each day.
Can I organize tasks into categories?
Yes. Create custom categories with color labels using the sidebar. Click the + New Category button, name it, pick a color, and start assigning tasks. Filter by category by clicking it in the sidebar. Categories help you separate work, personal, errands, and project tasks.
How does drag-and-drop reorder work?
When sort mode is set to Manual, drag tasks by their row to reorder them. On desktop, grab the dot handle on the left side and drag up or down. On mobile, touch and drag. The order is saved automatically. Switch to Due Date or Priority sort to override manual ordering.
Can I export or print my task list?
Yes. Click the Export button to choose from three formats: CSV (spreadsheet-compatible), JSON (full data backup including categories), or Print (opens a clean checklist in a new window for printing). The print view strips all UI chrome and shows only task titles with empty checkboxes.