Keyboard-first to-do list
Plan your day without reaching for the mouse.
Capture, reorder, schedule, and complete daily tasks with the keyboard. Start free in your browser without an account.
A complete keyboard workflow
| Action | Keyboard workflow |
|---|---|
| Writing tasks | Open today and press N outside a text field to focus a new task. Type one action, then press Enter to start the next task. Shift+Enter adds a line break within a task. |
| Task selection | Press Escape to leave editing. Use the arrow keys or J/K to select a task. Space completes the selected task; Enter edits it again. These actions apply to a selected row, not while you are typing. |
| Priority and order | Use P to mark a selected task as a priority. It moves to the top once; your later manual order wins. Use Option/Alt with the up or down arrow to reorder. |
| Scheduling and outcomes | Press S on a selected task to schedule it, then T for tomorrow, W for next week, or D for the calendar. Cancel work you no longer intend to do with X; cancelled tasks do not roll forward. |
Find a command when you forget a shortcut
On Mac, Command+K opens the command menu and Command+/ opens the shortcut guide. On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl instead of Command. The app shows the labels for your operating system.
Keyboard shortcuts are optional
Single-letter global shortcuts are ignored inside text fields and can be disabled in the shortcut guide. Pointer and touch controls remain available. Naremis keeps tasks in plain text; it does not interpret Markdown.
Can I undo a task action?
Command+Z on Mac or Ctrl+Z elsewhere reverses the latest supported task action. While editing text, the text field keeps its normal undo behavior.
Start with today
Make today clear.
Open Naremis and write your first task. No account required.