To-Do List

What this tool does

To-Do List is a simple, persistent task list, add tasks, check them off, reorder with up/down controls, and clear completed ones in bulk, all saved automatically to this browser’s local storage with no account needed.

Sometimes a full project-management app is overkill for a simple daily task list, and signing up for yet another account just to jot down what you need to do today is friction you don’t need.

This is a straightforward, persistent to-do list: add tasks, check them off, reorder them, and clear out completed ones, saved automatically to this browser’s local storage with no account required.

How to use To-Do List

1. Type a task and press Enter or Add.
2. Check a task’s box to mark it complete.
3. Use the up/down arrows to reorder tasks.
4. Clear all completed tasks at once when you’re ready.

Tips for better results

• Your list persists across browser visits on the same device and browser, but it won’t sync to another device, this is a local, single-device tool rather than a cloud-synced one.
• Reordering with the up/down arrows is useful for prioritising, move your most important task to the top so it’s the first thing you see.
• The progress stat (completed vs total) gives a quick sense of how much of today’s list is done without needing to scroll and count manually.
• Clearing completed tasks in bulk keeps the list focused on what’s still outstanding, rather than scrolling past everything you’ve already finished.

Common use cases

• Keeping a simple daily or running task list without signing up for a dedicated app.
• Tracking a short, focused checklist for a specific project or day.
• Prioritising tasks by reordering them manually as plans change.
• Quickly jotting down and checking off small action items throughout the day.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Expecting the list to sync across devices; it’s saved to this specific browser’s local storage, it won’t appear on a different device or browser.
• Losing track of priority by never reordering, use the up/down arrows to keep your most important tasks visible at the top rather than letting the list grow in whatever order you added items.
• Letting completed tasks pile up without clearing them, which makes the active, outstanding tasks harder to scan at a glance.