Is Checkl for you?
Honestly — maybe not. Five items decide it.
Is Checkl for you?
5 items- Some of your routines have real consequences
- You’ve rewritten the same list more than once
- Someone else sometimes has to do it your way
- You’d rather glance than wonder
- Your lists are mostly one-off errands
four out of five is a yes
if this one’s you — a todo app wins, honestly
isn’t a notes app enough?
A note holds what you wrote; it doesn’t come back. A checklist in Checkl returns on schedule, walks you through the same steps in the same order, and done means done — the tenth Sunday as carefully as the first.
Sunday reset
Today · 17:00- Water the plants — all four17:04
- Meds sorted into the week’s slots17:11
- Bills due before Friday — paid
- Bags packed for Monday
will it nag me?
No streaks, no badges, nothing engineered to pull you back in. When a run is due it waits in Today; you do the work, check the steps, and Checkl goes quiet until the next one is due.
Today
Wednesday- Morning meds07:12
- Recycling out — blue-bin week07:31
- Water-heater filter — quarterly
what about the weeks life wins?
Some runs won’t finish — that’s a fact about weeks, not a failing. An unfinished step just stays unchecked, so you can see exactly where you left off. Nothing scolds, nothing piles up into a red number.
And the schedule keeps its side of the deal either way: the next run shows up on time, fresh, as if it never heard about last week.
what does it cost, for just me?
One plan for one person: $6 a month, or $60 for the year. There’s no free tier — keeping your checklists around costs real money, and we’d rather print a fair price than pretend otherwise.
The trial carries the risk instead: 14 days free, and a 30-day money-back guarantee after that.
See the full pricing →If the five items up top read like your life, take ten quiet minutes: write down one routine you already know by heart, set its schedule, and next week it’s waiting in Today instead of in your head.
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