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Behind the notebook

Lots of tools. One small question. Where do I start?

Naremis began with a familiar frustration: plenty of tools for work, but no simple place to decide what to do today.

A simpler place to start.

Its creator was already using larger tools, including Notion, to manage projects and details. Yet starting the day still meant asking the same question: what do I want to work on, and what should come first?

That small daily struggle became Naremis: one clear page to write a short list, put important tasks first, and get on with the work. Anything unfinished carries forward with its history. A simple companion to the tools people already use at work.

Today is home

The most useful starting point is not a dashboard. It is the list for the day you are actually in.

Plain text is enough

A task should not demand metadata before you are allowed to write it down.

History should be honest

Finishing, cancelling, moving, and missing something are different outcomes. Past pages should not be rewritten to look tidier.

Local use needs no identity

You should be able to try and keep a private daily list without first handing over an account.

Sync remains a choice

Cross-device convenience matters, but it should be added deliberately rather than made a condition of entry.

Style can be personal

Customization should make the page feel comfortable without turning the workflow into a construction project.

The boundary is part of the product

A daily list does not need to become everything.

Naremis does not try to replace a team workspace, project plan, calendar, knowledge base, or notes archive. It works beside those tools as the page where you decide what today means.

A browser notebook you can start for free

Naremis is an independently built daily to-do list. Local use needs no account; optional free Google Sync connects devices. Unfinished tasks carry forward while earlier pages preserve history.

Read the current product facts and limitations. For questions or feedback, contact contact@naremis.com.

Try a sample notebook

Only unfinished tasks come along. Today keeps its original outcomes.

Get to know Naremis
  1. Open Keyboard shortcuts and try one
  2. Open Appearance and try another theme
  3. Write a task below and press Enter
  4. Add *** at the end of a task to mark priority
  5. Drag a task into the order that works for you
  6. Schedule a task, then find it in the calendar
  7. Complete one task, then simulate the next day

Help shape a small, independent product

Help shape a small, independent product

Naremis is independently built, and we welcome feedback from the people using it. Missing a font choice, color option, or small page detail? Tell us how you would like your list to look and why it would help.

Your requests help guide improvements that keep the daily list simple and comfortable to use.

Request a customization →

Email contact@naremis.com. Describe the appearance change; you do not need to share the contents of your tasks.

How we document Naremis

AI tools help draft and translate site copy. Feature descriptions are checked against Naremis’s documented behavior and automated tests. Product screenshots use sample tasks. Comparisons link to external sources and identify unverified claims; they are not presented as independent reviews.

Naremis at a glance

A free daily to-do list you can use directly in your browser without an account.

Current browser app: features and limits
ProductA daily to-do list for desktop and mobile browsers.
PriceFree under the current offer, including optional Sync.
AccountNot required for local use. Optional Google sign-in enables Sync.
Offline useAvailable in the same browser after the first successful online load and offline files have been cached.
SavingLocal browser storage; optional synchronized storage through Naremis. Clearing local-only data can permanently erase it. Sync is not end-to-end encrypted.
Task rolloverUnfinished tasks move forward through missed local calendar days when the notebook reconciles. Earlier dates preserve read-only history. Cancelled tasks stop moving.
AppearancePaper, light, and dark themes; fonts, accents, and page details.
LimitsNo recurring tasks, reminders, team collaboration, projects, or AI scheduling. Native desktop and mobile apps are not released.
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, and Arabic. Your task text is never translated.
Keyboard and touchCapture and reorder without a mouse, while touch targets remain comfortable on a phone.
Contactcontact@naremis.com

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Start with today

Make today clear.

Open Naremis and write your first task. No account required.

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