To-Do List
A simple, private to-do list that remembers itself. Add tasks, check them off, drag to reorder — it all saves in your browser, with no account, no sync, and no server.
Nothing here yet. Add your first task above.
A to-do list with no account and no catch
Add a task and press Enter; click the box to mark it done; drag a task to reorder it; hover and hit × to delete. The progress bar and count update as you go, and the All / Active / Done filters let you focus. Your list is saved automatically — close the tab and it's still here when you return.
Where your tasks live
Everything is kept in this browser's local storage, on your device. There's no sign-up because there's no server storing your tasks: nothing is uploaded or synced. That means your list won't follow you to another browser or device, and clearing this site's browser data will remove it — the trade for a list that asks nothing of you and shares nothing about you.
Export it anywhere
Take your list with you: export as .txt (a simple checklist), .md (a GitHub-style Markdown task list), .csv (opens in Excel or Google Sheets, with a Task/Status column), .json (structured data), or .docx (a Word document). Every format is generated in your browser — the list is never uploaded to build it.
Made to be calm
No streaks, no nagging notifications, no gamified pressure — just the list. Paired with the site's calm and dyslexia modes in the header, it's designed to be a quiet, low-friction place to think, which is especially the point for the neurodivergent readers OCXLY builds for.
Privacy
Your tasks never leave your device. No account, no analytics on what you're planning, no server that could be breached or subpoenaed. It's your list, and only yours.