📋 Checklist & SOP Maker
Turn a repeatable process into a checklist you can run again and again — tick, reorder, reset. Private, in your browser.
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A reusable checklist / SOP — tick items off, then "Reset" to run the whole procedure again. Saved in this browser only.
How the checklist & sop maker works
A good checklist turns "don't forget anything" into a reliable, repeatable procedure. Name your checklist, add steps, reorder them, and tick each off as you go — a progress bar shows how far along you are. When you're done, one button resets every item so you can run the same procedure next time. It's ideal for standard operating procedures (SOPs): publishing a post, onboarding someone, a pre-flight routine. Saved in your browser and printable.
Checklists are quietly one of the highest-leverage tools there is — surgeons and pilots use them precisely because expertise doesn't prevent slips under pressure. The trick is keeping them short and focused on the steps that are actually forgotten or skipped, not padding them with the obvious. A five-item checklist that gets used beats a thirty-item one that gets ignored. Everything stays on your device.
Frequently asked questions
What is an SOP?
A Standard Operating Procedure — a documented, repeatable set of steps for a task, so it's done the same way every time regardless of who does it. A reusable checklist is the simplest form of one.
How do I reuse the checklist?
Tick items off as you complete them, and when you're done press Reset to clear all the checkmarks. The steps stay; only the ticks reset, so you can run the same procedure again.
Can I reorder steps?
Yes — move any step up or down so the sequence matches how the work actually flows.
What makes a good checklist?
Short and focused on the steps that actually get missed. Checklists work because they catch slips, not because they document the obvious — a lean one that gets used beats an exhaustive one that gets ignored.
Is it saved and can I print it?
It's auto-saved in your browser, exportable as JSON, and printable (Save as PDF) for a paper copy. Nothing is uploaded.