
miniCycle
Routine checklists that reset automatically when completed
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About miniCycle
miniCycle is a free repeatable checklist app for routines and workflows that reset only after every task is completed. It’s built for processes you repeat often: inspections, cleaning rounds, workouts, study sessions, opening/closing routines, personal routines, maintenance checks, shift work, or any checklist where every step matters. Create custom routines, add tasks, complete each step, and miniCycle resets the checklist for the next cycle. Use Auto Cycle mode for routines that reset automatically, Manual Cycle mode when you want more control, or To-Do mode when you want completed tasks cleared instead of repeated. miniCycle includes cycle tracking, progress stats, recurring tasks, customizable task options, themes, achievements, light gamification, routine personalization, backup/restore, import/export, offline support, and installable web app behavior on supported devices. The difference is that miniCycle is not built around one-off tasks or streaks. It’s built around repeatable completion. Instead of recreating the same checklist every time, miniCycle keeps the routine ready for the next round and helps you see your repeated work turn into visible progress. miniCycle helps users stay consistent, reduce missed steps, save setup time, make repeatable work easier to manage, and build confidence that every step was completed before moving on. No account. No ads. Offline-friendly. Local-only data. Your routines stay on your device.
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Great job!
@alex5616 thanks so much!
Hey everyone, I’m MJ, the creator of miniCycle. I built miniCycle because I needed a better way to manage repeatable checklists at work. As an inspector, missing a step matters, and normal to-do apps