Task lists and organization
Create multiple task lists, switch between list tabs, pin or rename lists, add a list logo, and assign tasks to the right project. Drag tasks to reorder them and edit or delete tasks as your priorities change.
Organize tasks, set deadlines, and focus with built-in timers. Start instantly—no account is required, and your task data is saved in your browser.
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JEEiEE Todo combines a simple task list with timers, recurring schedules, progress feedback, and optional backups. Use only the features you need, with no account required for local task management.
Create multiple task lists, switch between list tabs, pin or rename lists, add a list logo, and assign tasks to the right project. Drag tasks to reorder them and edit or delete tasks as your priorities change.
Add a calendar deadline and an optional timer in minutes to any task. The countdown shows remaining time, warns as time runs low, and helps turn a vague task into a concrete work session.
A large task timer can take over the header for a clear, low-distraction focus view. Pause, resume, reset, add five minutes, mark the task complete, toggle sound, or open a full-screen timer when you need fewer distractions.
The timer includes a visual progress bar with a running emoji indicator, completion animation, sound notifications, and a changing browser title or favicon while a timed task is active. Completing tasks can also trigger a small confetti celebration.
Create recurring task rules for every hour, day, week, month, or
year. Choose a weekday, day of the month, or month and date, add
an optional recurring timer, and use {date},
{month}, and {year} in the task title so
each generated task gets the correct date.
Set a monthly goal, search completed tasks, view active and completed work grouped by list and date, and keep a visible record of what you have finished.
Local tasks are stored in the browser using IndexedDB with a localStorage fallback. Export lists as JSON for a backup or import a previous JSON backup when moving or restoring data.
Connect a GitHub repository with a personal access token to sync task lists as JSON and Markdown, including automatic sync when enabled.
Use the responsive interface on desktop, tablet, or mobile, switch between light and dark themes, and manage tasks with labeled controls and keyboard-friendly forms.
Set timers for focused work sessions and deadlines to ensure timely completion. Track your progress with real-time countdowns and completion analytics.
Use our free to do list from any device - desktop, tablet, or mobile.
Your data stays private and secure. No account required, no data collection - everything is stored locally on your device for maximum privacy.
This comparison covers well-known task apps and focuses on the features that make JEEiEE Todo different: local use without an account, recurring task templates, a built-in focus countdown, and GitHub backup. Features and plan limits can change, so check each provider's current plan for the latest details.
| Feature | JEEiEE Todo | Todoist | TickTick | Microsoft To Do | Any.do | Apple Reminders | Google Tasks | Trello |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local use without account | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes on device | No | No |
| Built-in focus timer | Yes | Not core | Pomodoro | Not core | Focus Mode | Not core | Not core | Not core |
| Recurring tasks | Hourly–yearly | Recurring due dates | Flexible rules | Repeat tasks | Basic/advanced plans | Repeat reminders | Daily–annual | Repeating due dates |
| Date/month/year title templates | Yes | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core |
| JSON task backup | Import/export | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core |
| GitHub sync | Native | Integrations | No | No | No | No | No | Power-Ups |
| Visual timer progress | Emoji + bar | Not core | Focus stats | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core | Not core |
| Best fit | Private focus workflows | Projects and teams | Focus + habits | Microsoft ecosystem | Personal planning | Apple ecosystem | Google ecosystem | Visual project boards |
“Not core” means the feature is not a primary capability described by the provider's current official feature or plan pages; it does not claim that no workaround or third-party integration exists.
Official references: Todoist, TickTick, Microsoft To Do, Any.do, Apple Reminders, Google Tasks, and Trello.
A to do list is a productivity tool that helps you organize and track your tasks and responsibilities. It's essential for time management, reducing stress, and ensuring nothing important gets forgotten. Our to do list takes this easier to use with timers, deadlines, recurring rules, and clear completion tracking.
Yes, our to do list app is completely free to use. There are no hidden fees, subscriptions, or premium tiers. You can create unlimited tasks, use all features including, timers, and deadlines without any cost.
Absolutely! You can set both timers (in minutes) and deadlines (specific dates) for each task. The timer provides a countdown to help you stay focused, while deadlines help you track when tasks need to be completed.
Yes, your task data is stored locally in your browser using IndexedDB, with localStorage as a fallback. We don't collect, store, or transmit your personal task data to our servers in local mode. Your lists remain on your device unless you choose GitHub sync.
Yes, you can export your tasks as a JSON file for backup purposes or to transfer to another device. You can also import previously exported task lists to restore your data.
Yes, our to do list app is fully responsive and works perfectly on mobile devices, tablets, and desktop computers. The interface adapts to your screen size for optimal usability.
No account creation is required. You can start using the to do list immediately. Your tasks are saved locally in your browser, so you can access them anytime without logging in.
Yes. Create hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly rules,
choose the relevant weekday or calendar date, add an optional
timer, and use {date}, {month}, or
{year} in the task title.
Yes. A timed task can open a large focus display with pause, resume, reset, plus-five-minute, sound, completion, and full-screen controls. Its animated progress bar and running emoji make time passing easier to see.
You can connect GitHub to sync task lists as JSON and Markdown, with automatic sync when enabled. Local task management works without an account.