Like a Book
Run your work and life the way you write a book
What it does
Like a Book is a task manager that writes your life like a book. Instead of deleting tasks when you check them off — erasing every trace of your effort — it keeps every completed item on the page as a permanent record of your growth. Open the Book of Done anytime and see how far you've come, not just what's left to do. Free and Live demo embedded in the website :)
Like a Book breaks the to-do list logic of
To-do lists vanish the moment you check them off. A book keeps every page. Completed tasks are never deleted here — they stay on the page as the marks of your effort, and the trace of your growth. It doesn't just push tasks forward — it records your growth . Close one page, open the next. Select any phrase, right-click, ink it in color — and give each chapter its own tint. Four numbering styles, from 1. / 1.1. to a Chinese table of contents, with Ctrl+Z undo always at hand. Enter to write, Tab to indent, Ctrl+Enter to complete — on a paper-textured table of contents. Read by chapter or as a whole book; numbering stays book-wide and continuous, like a real table of contents. Star tasks in…from likeabook-product.com
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