Quickstart
From zero to your first published list in five minutes.
1. Create an account
Sign up with a password or Continue with GitHub on the login page. You can enable two-factor authentication (TOTP) later in Settings → Security.
2. Create a list
Two ways:
- Write it yourself — press New list, choose the type (ordered sequence
or set/checklist) and add steps in the editor. The editor supports
drag-and-drop reordering,
Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Shift+Zundo/redo andAlt+↑/↓to move a step. - Generate with AI — open Generate, describe what you need ("zero-downtime Postgres major upgrade", "8-week couch-to-5k plan"). The AI drafts several candidates using live web search; pick one and it becomes your private draft.
3. Review and publish
Drafts are visible only to you. Edit freely — drafts don't create versions. When you're happy, hit Publish: this takes a snapshot as version 1 and, if visibility is public, makes the list discoverable in Explore and search.
Every publish after that creates the next version with a change note — you can let AI write the note from the diff, like a commit message.
4. Fork, star, run
- Fork any public list to make it yours — attribution to the original is kept.
- Star lists to bookmark them (and organize stars into folders).
- Run a list to get a live checklist instance: check off steps and sub-tasks, leave notes per step, track progress across the team.