Larnik is a free online service for tracking your tasks and activities — and anything else that has more to say than a title: what needs doing this week, what you are halfway through, what someone recommended two years ago. Make an account and start with one list — the rest is there when you want it.
Add your own fields — rating, year, director, due date, tags — and sort by any of them. Group related lists together and drag the home screen into the order you think in.
Kanban boards with your own columns, assignees and due dates. Drag items across as the work moves; anything overdue is highlighted. Share a board and assign items to anyone on it.
Search TMDB for films and Steam, MobyGames or IGDB for games from inside the app. Larnik stores a reference, not a copy, so posters and credits stay current and your database stays small.
Build a catalog of your own kinds of thing and link list items to it. Rename it once and every list follows — and rate the same film again on every rewatch.
Give someone view or edit access, or publish a read-only link that needs no account at all. What a collaborator deletes lands in your trash, not theirs.
Import XLSX, XLS, ODS, CSV and TSV with their columns typed, and export everything back the same way — field types included, so it comes home cleanly.
Deleting anything parks it in a recycle bin with everything it contained. Restore a list and its items, fields and values come back with it.
New here? Start with Getting started, or browse the full user guide — no account needed to read it.