The checklists you do more than once
Stop rewriting the same list every time. Build it once, reuse it forever, share it with anyone, and check it off together.
Free. No credit card. Works on your phone.
You've packed for this trip before. You've onboarded someone before. You've run this event before.
So why are you starting from a blank page again?
What you get
Build it once
Make a list of what "camping" actually needs. Next trip, it's already there — nothing forgotten because you were packing at 11pm.
Combine and reuse
Snap your saved lists together into a template. "Beach trip" = swim bag + toiletries + kids' stuff. One click turns it into a fresh checklist.
Check it off together
Share with anyone. Everyone sees checkmarks appear live, and you can see who checked what. No more "did you grab the sunscreen?"
Up and running in about a minute
Start a checklist.
Type a name, add items — or describe what you're doing and let AI build it. Copy one from the community if someone's already made it.
Check things off.
On your phone, as you go. Share the link and anyone can check items with you, live.
Save it for next time.
Turn any checklist into a reusable template with one click. Next time, you start from done instead of from blank.
What people use it for
Anything you do more than once. Browse published lists in each category.
Travel & trips
Carry-on essentials · Camping gear · Beach day with kids · International travel docs
Home & life
Moving house · Weekly reset · Emergency go-bag · Seasonal switchover
Kids & family
School year prep · Sports bag · Sleepover · Newborn hospital bag
Work & process
New hire onboarding · Client kickoff · Website launch · Month-end close
Events
Dinner party · Wedding day-of · Camping trip with friends · Race day
Hobbies
Photography kit · Fishing tackle · Gig setup · Hiking day pack
Everyone's looking at the same list
Share a checklist with a link. When two or more people are on it, checkmarks sync live — you see items get checked the moment someone checks them, and who did it. Give people view-only access or let them check things off.
Don't know where to start? Describe it.
“Weekend ski trip with two toddlers.” “Onboarding a remote developer.” “Three-day music festival.”
You get a real, sensible checklist in seconds — then edit it however you like.
Questions, answered
Is it free?
What's the difference between a list, a template, and a checklist?
A checklist is the thing you check off. A template is a reusable blueprint for making that checklist again. A list is a building block you can drop into templates. Most people start with a checklist and graduate into the rest. See how it works →
Do the people I share with need an account?
Does it work on my phone?
Can I use it for work things, not just packing?
What happens to my checklist if I edit the original list?
Your next trip, project, or event is already half-planned.
Start free — no credit card, about a minute to your first checklist.