This Device: local-only tasks
No signup. Task text stays in the browser’s local database. After an initial online load and caching, the notebook works offline in that browser. Keep the same browser profile to find your list.
Naremis vs. TeuxDeux
Naremis is a free browser to-do list with automatic rollover and no sign-up for local use. If you like a dated daily planner, compare its one-day notebook with TeuxDeux’s week view, recurring tasks, and mobile apps.

Suppose Monday’s list includes sending a proposal, booking a repair, and buying groceries. You finish two tasks. In Naremis, the remaining task moves forward when you return on Tuesday, while Monday keeps a moved trace. You can complete it, cancel it, or schedule it for a specific future day.
TeuxDeux also rolls unfinished tasks forward. Rollover alone is not a reason to switch. Try Naremis if you prefer working from one dated page and browsing earlier days as read-only history. Keep a weekly planner if seeing several days together helps you make decisions.
The crosses in Naremis’s column are deliberate product choices. Read the conditions alongside each check; an integration or paid feature is not the same as a built-in free feature.
| Feature or choice | Naremis | TeuxDeux |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Free under the current offer. No account for local browser use; optional free Sync. | $3/month billed annually ($36/year), or $4/month billed monthly, after a one-week trial. Account-based service. |
| Daily workflow | One dated list, manual order, unfinished-task rollover, and read-only history. | Week view, focus mode, someday lists, and automatic rollover. |
| Recurring tasks | Not included: Deliberately absent Rollover continues unfinished work. It does not create a new repeating obligation. | Included: Customizable recurrenceSource for TeuxDeux: Customizable recurrence |
| Reminders | Not included: Deliberately absent Your list waits for you to return. There are no task notifications to configure. | Available with conditions: Optional daily list by emailSource for TeuxDeux: Optional daily list by email |
| Shared tasks or workspaces | Not included: Deliberately absent This is your daily notebook, without assignments, comments, or team administration. | Unverified: Not verified in reviewed sourcesSource for TeuxDeux: Not verified in reviewed sources |
| AI task features | Not included: Deliberately absent You write the tasks and choose their order. Naremis has no AI assistant or AI processing of task text. | Unverified: Not verified in reviewed sourcesSource for TeuxDeux: Not verified in reviewed sources |
| Storage and offline scope | Local browser storage; offline after initial loading and caching. Optional Sync stores a cloud copy. | TeuxDeux offers sync with its mobile apps. Its offline and local-only behavior was not verified for this comparison; check its current help if that is essential to you. |
A check means available; conditions are stated in the cell. A cross means absent. A dash means unverified, not absent. This is a comparison of workflows, not a security ranking.
Choose Vintage Paper, Modern Light, or Modern Dark. Adjust the font, light and dark accents, dividers, dot grid, hover treatment, and notebook frame.


The screenshots show real Naremis themes. Appearance settings are saved in this browser. Explore the customizable to-do list or see how to change its appearance.
Other tools also offer appearance choices. Naremis’s promise is a page you can make comfortable while keeping one small daily workflow.
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 naremis.dev@gmail.com. Describe the appearance change; you do not need to share the contents of your tasks.
No signup. Task text stays in the browser’s local database. After an initial online load and caching, the notebook works offline in that browser. Keep the same browser profile to find your list.
Google sign-in enables Naremis Sync and imports your local notebook. Task data is stored in Naremis’s synchronized service. Sync needs a connection and is not end-to-end encrypted.
Clearing site data or losing the device can permanently remove local-only tasks. Local storage is not a backup or a promise of protection from someone with access to your device.
Naremis has no AI processing of task text. Optional usage analytics require consent and exclude task content. Read the privacy policy, analytics policy, and offline storage explanation.
Bring only the unfinished tasks you want to work on today. Keep recurring routines in TeuxDeux while you test Naremis; rollover will not recreate them after completion.
There is no direct TeuxDeux import. Pasting plain text does not transfer dates, history, attachments, or feature settings. Native Naremis desktop and mobile downloads are not released; use the browser app.
Explore task rollover, paper, light, and dark themes, and the current product facts.
Yes, for a personal daily list with automatic rollover. Naremis is free under the current offer, including optional Sync. It does not reproduce TeuxDeux’s week view, recurring tasks, or native mobile apps.
Naremis reconciles unfinished tasks through missed local calendar days when the notebook runs again. Earlier dates preserve moved traces. A cancelled task stops moving; a completed task stays completed.
Published by Naremis; not affiliated with TeuxDeux. We reviewed the official sources below on . Features, prices, plans, and platform support can change. This compares Naremis’s released browser app with the documented capabilities of TeuxDeux; it is not a hands-on audit of every competitor feature.
See all comparisons and the feature matrix.
A daily notebook when you do not need projects and filters.
Compare with Todoist →Just the list, without a timer or habit routine to manage.
Compare with TickTick →A personal list outside your Microsoft account.
Compare with Microsoft To Do →A standalone daily list outside Gmail and Calendar.
Compare with Google Tasks →Personal daily actions without a family or team workspace.
Compare with Any.do →A ready-to-use list when a task database is more than you need.
Compare with Notion →One dated list when your personal tasks do not need a board.
Compare with Trello →Start with today
Free browser use. No account for local mode. No AI in your list.