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Type a task and press enter. Add due dates, notes, tags, files, or subtasks later when the task becomes more than a sentence.
To-Do List App
OnlyList keeps tasks, subtasks, reminders, notes, tags, and shared lists readable. Start with a simple list, then add planning views when the week starts making demands.
Notes, subtasks, files, and comments stay out of the way until you need them.
Use OnlyList for errands, shopping lists, routines, home projects, study notes, work follow-ups, and the tiny responsibilities that somehow multiply overnight.
Type a task and press enter. Add due dates, notes, tags, files, or subtasks later when the task becomes more than a sentence.
Inbox collects everything. Today, Tomorrow, and Next 7 days show what is coming. Overdue, Focus, Starred, Someday, and Deleted help you find tasks without rummaging through every list.
No adverts, no tracking pixels, no selling your data. The free plan stores tasks locally unless you choose to sync. Export to JSON or CSV any time.
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited lists, tasks, subtasks, due dates, reminder times, notes, comments, tags, smart views, recurring tasks, dark mode, and full data export. No credit card required, no time limit: the free tier is fully usable indefinitely.
Yes. Create a Shopping list and a Home list and color-code them so they stay visually separate. Add recurring tasks for things that happen weekly or monthly. Share a household list by email so everyone can add and check off items in real time.
OnlyList works in any mobile browser without installing anything. There are also native iOS and Android apps. The free plan stores tasks locally on your device; Premium syncs everything across all your devices automatically.
Yes, with Premium. Invite anyone by email: they do not need to be on the same device or platform. Shared list members can add tasks, check things off, leave comments, and assign due dates, all in real time.
Start with lists and add structure only when the task earns it. If tasks pile up unscheduled, use Planner. If progress matters, use Board. If everything claims to be urgent, open Matrix and make the loud items prove it.
Add status, priority, files, and notes to tasks, and switch between list, board, calendar, planner, and matrix views.
Start each day with a clear view of what is due, overdue, and ready to schedule.
Set reminder times, snooze tasks, and use recurring schedules so nothing slips.