Create public checklists with a click. Anyone with the link can add and check off items. Lists are automatically deleted after 7 days of inactivity. Great for shopping lists, chores, feedback, etc...
Collaborative, disposable checklists via links, no sign ups
Create public checklists with a click. Anyone with the link can add and check off items. Lists are automatically deleted after 7 days of inactivity. Great for shopping lists, chores, feedback, etc...
reminds me on one of my most favourite tool workFlowy. But i like LISTOs simplicity and no sign up policiy! one thing i miss is sub items would love to see that! :)
Hey Pedro. Nice tool, congrats! I just created a list to try it out. One thing would be great: My instinct tells me to hit "ENTER" after adding a task and then write the next right away. Unfortunately, that doesn't work. I think that's a small change, with a huge impact ;-)
Ah that's a great idea for quick disposable lists! I'd like to ask what the main difference is between this and another list app, like Google Keep?
I built this to use with my wife. We needed lists that feel like a torn page out of a notepad: disposable, single use, and easy to share. We've used it for a variety of situations from shopping lists, to packing lists, to chores that need be done around the house. Once the tasks are completed, we just forget about it and the lists are deleted automatically. Just name your list and get your link. Anyone with the link can add, delete and check off items. Inactive lists are deleted after 7 days. We
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