TODO LazyList

TODO LazyList is a super handy software that helps you create reminders and ToDo tasks just by typing a message anywhere on your desktop, in a browser window, or even inside another program. Think of it as your personal desktop organizer, note keeper, and reminder all rolled into one! You can jot down any kind of message and then check it out later in the app’s interface.

How to Use TODO LazyList

This app is really easy to use! You just need to type “//TODO” followed by your message. The moment you finish writing, your task pops up in the software’s interface. Plus, it saves everything in either a local or remote Java-based database. Pretty cool, right?

Managing Your Tasks

Once you’ve added a task to your ToDo list, viewing and changing it is a breeze! You can organize tasks into categories or set priority levels based on how urgent they are. Just hit the slash key and write the category name before your message.

Your Tasks Are Safe!

Every task you record in TODO LazyList gets saved in a local database that automatically sets up the first time you create a task. After that, all reminders are stored there too. And don’t worry; the software gives you clear instructions on how to set up the database.

Viewing Task Details

If you click on any ToDo entry, you can see details like its position in the list, category name, or priority level. Want to change something? Just click on a task to modify the message, category, or priority! You can even customize what shows up on your main display—like adding columns for Task ID, Category, Message, and Priority.

A Simple Yet Powerful Tool

TODO LazyList is not only simple to use but also really intuitive! It allows you to store all kinds of messages—notes, reminders, tasks—you name it—just by typing them anywhere on your desktop. The best part? It’s lightweight and runs quietly in the background without slowing down other things on your computer.

If you're surfing online and come across something you'd like to remember—like a name or an idea—you just type that syntax along with your message and check it later in TODO LazyList.