MiniList vs DoneYet

MiniList — Minimal Checklist A Simple Way to Get Things Done Stay focused. Stay organized. Finish what matters. MiniList is a beautifully minimalistic to-do app designed for people who want clarity instead of complexity. No accounts. No cloud syncing. No distractions. Just a fast and satisfying way to organize your tasks and goals. FEATURES • Quickly add tasks with a clean inline interface • Reorder tasks with simple drag & drop • Mark completed tasks with smooth animations • Clear completed tasks anytime • Undo accidental deletions • Light, Dark, and System themes • Offline-first design using local storage • Helpful onboarding for first-time users • Rewarding completion animations and sounds when you finish everything WHY MINILIST? Most productivity apps become overwhelming. MiniList does the opposite. MiniList is designed to feel calm, lightweight, and effortless — like a digital paper checklist with just the right amount of polish. Whether you are planning your day, organizing ideas, or tracking personal goals, MiniList helps you focus on action without unnecessary complexity. YOUR DATA STAYS WITH YOU MiniList works completely offline. No accounts. No tracking. No cloud dependency. Simple productivity, beautifully designed.

DoneYet? is an offline-first task app with recurring reminders that keep coming back until the task is complete. ■ FEATURES • Create one-off or recurring tasks • Reminders keep showing until you complete the task • Organize tasks into lists • Snooze, pause, or mark complete • No task data ever leaves your device — fully offline • No account or sign-up required ■ HOW IT WORKS Create a task, set a reminder time. Reminders continue until the task is marked complete. Choose to snooze and you'll be reminded again after your chosen interval. Track it until the end of your day, then check it off — no more alerts once it's done. ■ LOOK AND FEEL The to-do list is clean, minimal, and easy to scan. Calendar view shows your month at a glance. Drag-and-drop reordering in list details lets you prioritize. DoneYet? simplifies task management — it keeps reminding you until the work is done.