Checklists and notes
A panel can be a checklist or a note, so the packing list and the flight details sit side by side.
Checklists and notes you can share, live. Tick something off and it tucks neatly away, so all you see is what’s left.
This week
Nothing left
Everything’s ticked off. Flip to Everything to see it all again — nothing was deleted.
All clear
All clear
Tick a few things off.
Three simple pieces. Arrange them however your life is shaped.
A canvas for one part of your life — a trip, the weekly shop, the kitchen at work. Keep it to yourself, or share it.
Panels live inside a space. Each one is a checklist or a note, with its own colour, emoji and labels.
The things themselves. Tick one off and it tucks away. Add a note when a single line isn’t enough.
Everything you need to keep track, and nothing that gets in the way.
A panel can be a checklist or a note, so the packing list and the flight details sit side by side.
Colour-code a panel or a single item, give it an emoji, tag it with labels. Find your place at a glance.
See every panel at once as a tidy board, or as one long column when you’re on the move.
Start from Shopping List, Menu, Pizza Menu or Packing List — or make templates of your own.
Paste a list from anywhere: headings become panels, lines become items, ticks stay ticked. Export any space as Markdown.
Find any item, panel or note across every space you’re in, shared ones included.
Lost signal at the back of the shop? Keep ticking. Changes wait on your device and sync when you’re back.
For reference charts — like a pizza chef’s topping chart — ticked items can stay exactly where they are.
Light, dark or paper. Pick an accent colour, and a serif or sans font.
Add it to your home screen from your browser and it opens like any other app. Or keep it open on your desk.
Invite people by email or with a link. When anyone ticks something off, it happens on every screen at once.
Add, tick, rename and reorder anything.
Tick things off, no editing. Ideal for whoever’s doing the shop.
See everything, change nothing.
Or send a copy: they get their own version to change however they like, and yours stays as it is. Every space shows who’s been in it lately.
Tick something on either phone.
One list, and one idea: when you pick something up, it should get out of your way. Tick it, and it tucks itself away, so the list only shows what’s left to find.
That turned out to suit almost everything worth keeping track of — packing, menus, plans, the jobs around the house. So What’s Left grew into a home for all of it, and kept the calm.
What’s Left
Tap an item to grab it. Switch to What’s left to clear your view down to what you still need.
Every feature is included, for everyone. No ads, and no card needed.
Get startedPro tools for coordinating. Custom statuses, assigning items to people, and putting values on items — for when a space is really a small project. Free during the beta, too.
The short answers. Anything else, get in touch.
Yes. What’s Left is free while it’s in beta, with every feature included. There are no ads, and you won’t be asked for a card. Pro tools for coordinating are on the way, and they’ll be free during the beta too.
Changes you make without a connection are saved on your device and sync as soon as you’re back online. So if you lose signal halfway round the shop, keep ticking.
Yes. Invite people by email or with a link, and choose what each person can do: edit, tick things off, or just view. Everyone sees changes live. You can also send a copy that the other person can make their own.
Your spaces are visible only to you and the people you share them with, and that rule is enforced by the database itself, not just the app. We don’t show ads, and we never sell or share your data for marketing. The details are in our privacy policy.
Open the app in your phone’s browser and sign in. Then:
iPhone: tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Android: open the browser menu, then tap Install app or Add to Home screen.
It opens full screen, like any other app.
No. Enter your email and we’ll send you a six-digit code and a one-tap sign-in link. There’s no password to remember or lose.
Any time. Export a space as Markdown, or copy it straight to your clipboard. And if you ever want to leave, you can delete your account and its data from Account settings in the app.
Sign in with your email and make your first space. It’s free while in beta.