Turn web pages into persistent interactive checklists in a side panel.
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3
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Version
0.1.2
updated 3 Mar 2026
Users
monthly, 8 months
Latest, 16 Oct 2026:3 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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monthly, 8 months
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About Checklistr
Checklistr turns any webpage into a persistent, interactive checklist so you can follow steps and come back later without losing progress.
Whether you’re reading a recipe, tutorial, documentation page, or long article, Checklistr helps you convert content into a practical to-do flow inside Chrome’s side panel.
What you can do
- Create a checklist from selected text
- Generate a checklist from page content
- Track completion progress in real time
- Edit checklist items inline
- Add, rename, delete, and reorder tasks
- Export as Markdown task list
- Copy Markdown to clipboard
- Resume checklists automatically when revisiting pages
- Browse all saved checklists in a searchable Library
- Sort Library by recently updated, title, or completion progress
How it works
- Checklists are saved per page key
- URL keying uses canonical URL when available
- If no canonical URL exists, it uses origin + pathname (ignoring query/hash by default)
- Data is stored locally via chrome.storage.local
- On pages with a saved checklist, a small “Resume (x/y)” chip appears for quick access
How to use Checklistr
1. Open a webpage (recipe, tutorial, docs, article, etc.).
2. Create a checklist:
- Right-click selected text and choose “Checklistr: Make checklist from selection”, or
- Right-click page and choose “Checklistr: Make checklist from page”.
3. Use the side panel:
- Go to “This Page” to view and update tasks.
- Check off items as you complete them.
- Edit or reorder items as needed.
4. Export when needed:
- Use “Export Markdown” to download.
- Use “Copy Markdown” to paste into notes/tools.
5. Use “Library” to:
- Search saved checklists
- Sort entries
- Open a page and continue exactly where you left off
Good fit for
- Recipes and cooking steps
- DIY and repair guides
- Developer docs and setup guides
- Study and reading workflows
- Any page where you need a repeatable checklist
Privacy
- No account required
- No external AI/API calls for checklist generation
- No backend service for checklist storage
- Your checklist data stays local on your device