A cute pink to-do list and daily task manager that turns productivity into a delight.
Plan your day with subtasks, recurring schedules, smart categories, and a built-in pomodoro focus timer — all wrapped in a soft, pretty interface you’ll actually want to open. Because the to-do list you enjoy looking at is the one you’ll keep using.
It lives in your new tab and your side panel, so your day is always one glance away.
Features
- Subtasks & checklists — break projects into small, actionable steps.
- Pomodoro timer — a built-in 25-minute focus timer with progress tracking.
- Recurring tasks — daily, weekly, and monthly tasks that auto-respawn.
- Smart categories — tag tasks as work, personal, shopping, study, or health.
- Due dates & priorities — pin starred tasks, sort by deadline, and catch overdue items.
- Drag & drop — reorder tasks manually or auto-sort by priority and date.
- Bulk actions — select multiple tasks to complete, archive, or delete at once.
- Cute themes — switch between pink, purple, blue, and yellow palettes.
- Seasonal skins — Sakura, Christmas, and Halloween looks.
- New tab & side panel — access your list on every new tab or as a persistent sidebar.
- Quick add — right-click any selected text on a webpage to save it as a task.
How It Works
Click the toolbar icon, open a new tab, or use the keyboard shortcut. Type a task, add a due date, pick a category, and press Enter — that’s the whole flow.
Expand any task to add subtasks, click the timer icon to start a pomodoro session, and drag tasks to reorder them. Completed tasks can be archived or cleared when you want a fresh view. Everything syncs across your Chrome profile, so your list follows you to any computer you sign into.
Who It’s For
- Students tracking assignments, deadlines, and study blocks.
- Professionals managing projects and breaking them into steps.
- Shoppers building grocery and errand lists on the go.
- Anyone who wants a charming, organised daily planner that doesn’t feel like work.
Why a Cute To-Do List Actually Works Better
Most task managers are built to look serious — grey, dense, corporate. And then they sit unopened, because nothing about them invites you in. The best to-do list isn’t the one with the most features; it’s the one you actually open every morning.
That’s the whole idea here. A soft pink interface, seasonal skins, and a palette you picked yourself make the list feel like yours rather than another piece of software. Pair that with real structure underneath — subtasks, recurring schedules, pomodoro sessions, priorities — and you get something that’s genuinely capable and genuinely pleasant. Cute isn’t the opposite of productive. For a lot of people, it’s the reason the system sticks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pink To-Do List? It’s a cute pink task planner for Chrome with subtasks, recurring tasks, categories, due dates, and a built-in pomodoro timer, available in your new tab and side panel.
Does it have a pomodoro timer? Yes. A 25-minute focus timer is built in with progress tracking — just click the timer icon on any task to start a session.
Can I add subtasks? Yes. Expand any task to break it into subtasks and checklists, so bigger projects turn into small, actionable steps.
Do recurring tasks work? Yes. You can set daily, weekly, and monthly tasks that auto-respawn, so routines don’t need re-adding every time.
Can I change the colors? Yes. Switch between pink, purple, blue, and yellow palettes, plus seasonal skins including Sakura, Christmas, and Halloween.
Does my list sync across computers? Yes. Everything syncs across your Chrome profile, so your tasks follow you wherever you’re signed in.
Can I add a task from a webpage? Yes. Highlight any text on a page, right-click, and save it straight to your list with quick add — handy for saving links, quotes, or product names.
Where does the to-do list appear? On every new tab, and in a persistent side panel you can keep open while you browse. You can also open it from the toolbar icon or a keyboard shortcut.
Install Pink To-Do List and make planning your day something you actually look forward to.