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Work · June 25, 2025

Controlist

list manager, checklist, packing list, to-do list

Controlist launched on June 25, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Whether you're packing for a trip, shopping for groceries, or managing daily tasks, this app helps you stay on top of it all. Create and customize unlimited lists for any purpose — from travel and work to personal routines and hobbies.

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Productivity Developer MARCELO TOSCANO RODRIGUES Language EN English Size 5.8 MB iPhone Share & sync lists effortlessly! Controlist smartly merges, prevents duplicates, and keeps progress intact. Organize your life with zero hassle. Whether you're packing for a trip, shopping for groceries, or managing daily tasks, this app helps you stay on top of it all. Create and customize unlimited lists for any purpose — from travel and work to personal routines and hobbies. Features: Create, edit, and delete unlimited lists and items Predefined categories to jumpstart your organization Smart checklists for travelers, families, and professionals Sleek and intuitive interface designed for speed and…from apps.apple.com

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