Daily Checklist: CheckYourList

Name: Daily Checklist: CheckYourList
Rating: 4.7 (251 reviews)
Author: Brighten Labs

By: Brighten Labs

Repeat Routine Task List Maker

Features & Capabilities

CheckYourList lets you create repeatable checklists to help manage life’s challenges. It reduces cognitive load by offloading memory into simple, surfaceable lists you can use spontaneously. You can check items off and reset the entire list for reuse, making it ideal for packing, daily routines, cleaning tasks, and other items you need to take with you.

Built to help with ADHD, it offers iCloud syncing across iOS and watchOS, Apple Shortcuts integration, daily reminders, and widgets for a quick overview. Start with two free checklists and unlock more as you need.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Task Management

By:

Brighten Labs

Rating:

4.70

(251) 2 new ratings

Version:

1.3 Last updated: 2026-03-24

Version code:

883490466

Creation date:

2021-06-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

41.39MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 103,862 ▼ 25

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Developed by:

Brighten Labs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/daily-checklist-checkyourlist/id1571623264

Website:

https://checkyourlist.app/

User Reviews

Overall, users praise its lean, routine-focused design and strong Apple Watch integration, with progress bars and nightly resets. It’s ideal for simple, repeatable tasks. However, pricing and premium features are a major drawback for many, the free tier is limited, and several reviews note glitches and inconsistent syncing. Many also want advanced features like subtasks, grouping, bulk add, and export, plus more reliable watch support. The app excels in simplicity but pricing and stability issues limit its appeal.

Pros

Simple, minimal design focused on routines and repeatable tasks
Excellent Apple Watch support with easy check/uncheck, per-watch-face lists, and progress tracking
Clear progress indicators and nightly resets for tracking and completing routines
Great for daily/weekly routines and ADHD-friendly, distraction-free UX
Responsive, lean experience preferred by users who want a focused checklist app

Cons

Pricing and premium features are locked behind a subscription; free tier is limited (e.g., two checklists)
Reliability issues: glitches, slow loading, and inconsistent syncing across devices
Mixed or limited Apple Watch integration (watch complications not always available or reliable)
Missing advanced features: sublists, grouping, bulk add, export, and easier folder/list organization
Users frequently request additional features and improvements to satisfy power users

Recent reviews

I use a lot of check lists and have gone through a lot of check list apps. I’ve settled on Things for personal life, TickTick for work, and Reminders for groceries. But I was still missing something - no app filled the niche of the perfect “routine” checklist. I have sort of complex morning and evening routines, and I needed something to run them from the apple watch for various reasons. To do this, it needed to be 1) responsive and sync quickly 2) have a good complication with a progress bar of some sort 3) automatically sort done items to bottom 4) be easy to check/uncheck from the watch 5) reset nightly 6) allow you to set a specific list for a given watch face and, importantly, 7) allow you to determine the order that the list items appear on the watch (not alphabetical!). I maybe went through 30 apps before I found Check Your List, and it excels in all criteria. I have a shortcut automatically transition my watch to the “morning routine” face at 4 am, the “evening routine” face at 8:45 pm, and another shortcut to reset each list at 3 am. Finally, I have the perfect routine app for watch integration. If you need a to do app loaded with features then this may not be for you. But if you need something lean and simple, especially for “routines”, this is the one. The chosen one.