Does Naremis replace Todoist projects?
No. It replaces the daily checklist part of that workflow. Naremis has dated pages, manual ordering, and task history; it does not have projects, filters, labels, or assignments.
Naremis vs. Todoist
A simple Todoist alternative. No sign-up or AI.
Naremis is a free Todoist alternative for people who want a personal daily list in their browser. Write tasks, put them in order, and let unfinished work roll forward. Local use needs no account, project setup, or AI assistant.
Choose Naremis when…
- Your main need is one personal list for today.
- You want to keep task text local without signing up.
- You prefer manual ordering and no AI task assistance.
Choose Todoist when…
- You organize work into projects, labels, or filters.
- You need shared tasks, recurring due dates, or reminders.
- You want Todoist Assist or connected workflows.
Start with today’s work, without sorting a project system.
Imagine you have three concrete things to do: review a draft, call a supplier, and send an invoice. In Naremis, write those three lines on today’s page and put the most useful next action first. There is no project or label to choose before a task belongs on the list.
This is a fit for personal execution, not a replacement for a shared backlog. If your list depends on assigning work, filtering across several projects, or tracking repeated obligations, Todoist’s broader structure earns its place. You can also keep project planning elsewhere and use Naremis for your own daily actions.
Naremis vs. Todoist: what is included?
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 | Todoist |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Free under the current offer. No account for local browser use; optional free Sync. | Free Beginner account; paid Pro and Business plans add capacity and features. |
| Daily workflow | One dated list, manual order, unfinished-task rollover, and read-only history. | Projects, list and board layouts, filters, labels, and task assignments; availability depends on plan. |
| Recurring tasks | Not included: Deliberately absent Rollover continues unfinished work. It does not create a new repeating obligation. | Included: Recurring due datesSource for Todoist: Recurring due dates |
| Reminders | Not included: Deliberately absent Your list waits for you to return. There are no task notifications to configure. | Included: Task reminders; options vary by planSource for Todoist: Task reminders; options vary by plan |
| Shared tasks or workspaces | Not included: Deliberately absent This is your daily notebook, without assignments, comments, or team administration. | Included: Shared projects and assigned tasksSource for Todoist: Shared projects and assigned tasks |
| 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. | Available with conditions: Todoist Assist; plan limits applySource for Todoist: Todoist Assist; plan limits apply |
| Storage and offline scope | Local browser storage; offline after initial loading and caching. Optional Sync stores a cloud copy. | Todoist is an account-based service. This comparison does not claim that Todoist lacks offline support or that its security is inadequate. Naremis’s specific offer is an account-free local browser notebook. |
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.
Try a day alongside Todoist
Choose a few personal actions from your Todoist projects. Copy or type the task titles as plain text. Keep labels, recurring rules, reminders, and shared assignments in Todoist if you still need them.
At the end of the day, count how often you needed a project, filter, or shared assignment. Use that experience to decide whether a separate personal daily list earns its place.
Sample tasks for your trial
Review the draft introduction Call the supplier about delivery Send the invoice
- Open Naremis in your browser and write a few tasks for today.
- Paste multiple lines into an empty task to create separate tasks. Or start with these sample daily lists.
- Check off finished work and return tomorrow to see what rolls forward.
There is no direct Todoist 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.
Local-only tasks can be lost if you clear browser data or lose the device. Optional Sync stores a cloud copy and is not end-to-end encrypted. Understand local storage.
Explore task rollover, paper, light, and dark themes, the keyboard workflow, paper and digital planning tradeoffs, and the current product facts.
Questions about switching from Todoist
Can I use Naremis without AI?
Yes. Naremis has no AI task features and does not send task text to an AI service. You write and prioritize the work yourself. Optional Sync stores a cloud copy; it does not add AI features.
Sources and comparison scope
Published by Naremis; not affiliated with Todoist. 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 Todoist; it is not a hands-on audit of every competitor feature.
Todoist official sources
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