A list worth repeating.
A litany is a list repeated, originally a form of prayer. Here, it is simply a list you go through again and again.
Why Litanic?
The same lists get rewritten on paper every week. The kitchen reset. The shop close. The things you want to remember before a busy day.
Litanic keeps those lists ready for the next time. Make a routine once, then return to it.
A small app with a clear job.
Create a daily, weekly or monthly routine. Add, reorder or remove items, then check them off as you go. Each list resets at the start of the next day, Monday or month. A streak counts consecutive periods you finish.
The app is free, with no account and no ads. It works offline after the first visit and can be installed on your home screen.
Your lists stay only in this browser. There is no tracking of your lists and no server copy. Export a JSON backup to keep a copy; import it to restore or move your lists. Clearing site data deletes them.
Litanic deliberately does not sync devices, share lists or send reminders and notifications. It is a place to return to when you do the routine.
Made by Lucky Ranasinghe.
Lucky Ranasinghe at MADITECH makes Litanic. The free app is for one person on one device.
If your team needs shared checklists, sign-offs or reporting, tell Lucky what your team repeats. He will reply by email with how it could work and a quote.