A desk where finished work piles up

Write it down, do it, peel it off. Peeled notes don't vanish — they become your record.

Sticky notes on a desk, the finished ones marked with a check

Achievement, not pressure

A to-do list counts what's left, so every time you open it you see what you haven't done yet. Donebook counts the other way — peel off a finished note and it stacks up in your archive, leaving a record of what you actually got done today.

Nothing is deleted; things are accomplished. So instead of a list that shrinks, you get a record that grows.

Donebook — a sticky-note desk for what you finished

Donebook is a free sticky-note board for tracking what you actually got done. Write a note, do the thing, then peel it off — finished notes move to your archive instead of disappearing.

It runs entirely in your browser. You can start writing straight away without an account, and your notes stay on your device. Sign in with Google only if you want them synced across your phone and computer.

Notes come in four sizes and three colours, drag to reorder, group into projects, and search across everything. Install it as an app and it works offline too.

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A desk where finished work piles up

Achievement, not pressure

Install it on your desktop