What are you planning? Describe it in one sentence and get a checklist or a gear list
How it works
No prompt engineering and no mode to pick — describe what you need and it handles the rest.
- ✍️Step 1Describe it in one sentence
Say what you're planning or what you need to bring — “moving house”, “road bike”. Everyday words are enough.
- 🧠Step 2Sorted and grouped for you
It works out whether you described a task or a thing, then builds a to-do list or a gear list and groups the entries into top-level categories.
- 💡Step 3Tick off, edit, share
Tick entries off as you go with progress saved instantly; rename the list or rewrite entries in place; publish it as a template or create a share link that expires on its own.
What it does
It doesn't stop at generating the list — it's built to be worked through, from ticking things off to sharing.
It works out whether you described a task or a thing, then builds a to-do list or a gear list accordingly.
Tick off each entry as you finish it or pack it. Progress saves instantly, so you always know where you stand.
Send a list you like to the template library. Once a moderator approves it, anyone can reuse it — and you can update it later.
Create a share link that expires on its own. Others can tick entries off, save the list, or copy it into their own history.
Generate 1 list free without an account. Sign up for 2 more, then collect 1 more each day you check in.
Everything works without an account; signing in simply files your lists under it. Moderators review submitted templates.
Don't start from scratch
Every list in the template library was put together by someone else and reviewed before going live. Reuse one and an editable copy lands in your own history.
Before your cat arrives home, prepare both a sense of security and the essentials for daily life.
Set up your home workstation so you can sit comfortably for the long term.
For a comfortable overnight camping trip, bring these essentials.
Start free, upgrade only if you need to
Every feature works without an account. Pro only matters once generation credits or share links become the bottleneck.
Works without an account; sign-ups and check-ins keep the credits coming
- ✓Generate 1 list free without an account, plus 2 more when you sign up
- ✓Collect 1 more every day you check in
- ✓Keep 1 share link(s) live at once
One-time purchase — credits and share slots stop being the bottleneck
- ✓Adds 200 generation credits in one go
- ✓Raises share links to 30
- ✓Everything in the free plan stays
Common questions
Do I need an account?
No. Generating, ticking entries off, sharing and saving all work without one. Signing up or logging in simply binds this browser's identity to your account, so the same data follows you across devices — nothing already stored here is lost or duplicated.
Can I change what it generates?
Yes. The title, the note and every entry can be edited in place; you can add or remove entries, move them between groups and tick them off one by one. If it gets messy, restore it to exactly how it was generated.
What if a generation fails, or I don't like the result?
A failed generation automatically refunds the credit it used, so you can just try again. And an unsatisfying result doesn't mean starting over: edit the entries directly, or restore to the generated version and regenerate.
How many free credits do I get, and what happens when they run out?
You get 1 free generation without an account, 2 more when you sign up, and 1 per day from the daily check-in once you're logged in. When they run out you can still browse, edit, tick off, save and share existing checklists — top up with a check-in or upgrade to Pro to keep generating.
Is a share link safe?
Links are view-only by default; you opt in to “allow editing” only when you want collaboration. You choose 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days or no expiry, the link stops working on its own, each checklist has exactly one link, and you can revoke it at any time.
Who makes the templates?
People submit checklists they're happy with, and a moderator approves them before they go public. An empty checklist can't be submitted, and edited content is sent back for review. Reusing a template creates an independent copy in your history and leaves the original untouched.
Where is my data stored, and can I delete it?
Before you log in it stays in this browser; once you log in it belongs to your account and is stored on the server. You can delete any checklist at any time — it's removed from your history and its share link stops working. Logging out never deletes what's stored on this device.
Try it now
Describe what you're planning, and seconds later you'll have a checklist you can tick off, edit and share.