Don't remember everything you need to do, use repeatable checklists instead.
Create checklists for important (but boring) and repetitive tasks so you can focus on your code and design.
Features
Checklists so simple to use
Put repetitive tasks into checklists to free up your mind and creativity.
- Repeat it.
- Save time and create a checklist to use over and over again.
- Customize it.
- Each checklist is unique and you can improve them over time.
- Save it.
- Archive checklists to keep a history of your progress.
- Thumb it.
- Use thumbs up/down to indicate success or failure.
- Share it.
- Share checklists with your team to follow the right procedures.
- Coproduce it.
- Collaborate with your team to build the checklists.
Pricing
Plans for individuals and businesses
Getting unlimited checklists is as affordable as a cup of coffee.
Personal
€6 /month
For individual developers and designers.
- 1 user
- Unlimited checklists
- Share checklists
- 72-hour support response time
Tired of subscriptions? Buy our lifetime plan for €144 and use indefinitely. Get updates indefinitely. For personal plan only.
Business
€12 /user/month
For companies and organizations.
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited checklists
- Share checklists
- Collaborate on checklists
- Public/private checklists
- Internal/external checklists (inside/outside company)
- 24-hour support response time
Frequently asked questions
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Checksy is an online tool that helps people create and manage repeatable checklists.
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Checksy is for developers and UX designers that do a lot of repetetive tasks that needs to be right every time.
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Use both! Todo apps are made for things that needs to be done one time. Checklists are for things that needs to be done over and over again.
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Hopefully we don't have to do boring repetetive tasks anymore thanks to AI. Until then, however, we still need a way of not messing up the repetetive tasks when we actually do them manually.
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You can customize the checklist items, the type of items (checkbox or thumbs up/down), and by adding headings in order to group similar checkboxes.
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Of course! Invite colleagues to build the checklist with you.
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On the contrary! Use checklists for repetitive tasks that are important to get right (but boring to do), so you can free up your creativity. Each checklist is also unique, so every checklist is like an experiment with your creativity.
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Checklists are more for professionals than any other group! Professionals have a ton of knowledge and manage complexities on a daily basis. However, all that complexity is difficult to remember, particularly in stressful situations. So offloading your prior thinking to the checklists, and then rely on that checklist in a stressful situation ensures that your work is high quality no matter what happens!