Dump
Paste whatever is in your head. Line breaks and semicolons both become separate tasks.
Guide
Onboarding
Looplist turns scattered tasks into a route. Instead of deciding what to do after every item, you move through stops: phone, computer, money, kitchen, home, car, errands, and anywhere.
call dentist !
pay water bill 10m @money
buy batteries
wipe counters 8m
Paste whatever is in your head. Line breaks and semicolons both become separate tasks.
Looplist guesses each stop from words like call, pay, fold, buy, scan, gas, and email.
Do every useful thing at the current stop, then move once. Less switching, less re-deciding.
Shorthand
Plain language is enough most of the time. Add a mark only when you want to steer the result.
@money
Force a stop. Tags include @phone, @computer, @kitchen, @home, @car, @outside, and @anywhere.
10m
Set the time estimate. Without one, Looplist chooses a small default from the task wording.
!
Mark priority. Words like urgent, asap, today, and before also count.
Stops
Calls, texts, appointments, replies.
Email, forms, uploads, ordering, scanning.
Bills, banking, receipts, subscriptions.
Dishes, counters, fridge, pantry, meal prep.
Laundry, tidying, sweeping, bathrooms, plants.
Gas, tires, registration, garage tasks.
Shopping, returns, pickups, library, pharmacy.
Loose tasks that do not need a special context.
Modes
Keep tasks grouped by stop, then handle the first useful item in that stop.
Surface the shortest open task, useful when you have a small pocket of time.
Bring important items forward while still respecting time and stop context.
Example
call dentist !
return library books @outside 20m
pay water bill @money 10m !
fold towels 12m
Phone call dentist
Money pay water bill
Home Reset fold towels
Out & About return library books
Your loop is saved in this browser on this device. There is no account and no upload.
Move any task to a different stop, mark it done, copy the next action, hide completed work, or reset the list.
The page removes repeated planning. You decide once, then follow the next useful action.