Life Checklist

About this game

Life's Little Checklist

Life's Little Checklist tracks completion across travel, food, career, and weird one-offs.

This is inspired by the same "how much of an average life have you actually lived" concept that made the rounds as neal.fun's Life Checklist, built here as our own version and sitting inside a bigger free games collection rather than a standalone one-off page. It is not meant to replace an actual bucket list or goal tracker, it is meant to be a five-minute rabbit hole where you realize you've done way more, or way less, than you expected.

How to play

  1. Scroll through categories: travel, food, career, and miscellaneous.
  2. Check off anything you've genuinely experienced.
  3. Watch your completion percentage climb in real time.
  4. Compare your final percentage against friends for an easy conversation starter.

Tips and strategy

  • Be honest rather than generous with checkmarks, the fun of the percentage only works if it's accurate.
  • Go category by category rather than skimming randomly, you'll notice which life areas you've explored more than others.
  • Revisit occasionally, your percentage naturally climbs over the years as you actually do more things.

What you get

  • A running percentage tracker across every category
  • Categories spanning travel, food, career, and offbeat achievements
  • Instant visual feedback as you check items
  • No login, no saved account, just an honest personal tally

FAQ

Questions about Life's Little Checklist

Quick answers about how Life's Little Checklist works on iambored.blog. Free to play in your browser with no account required.

01Is this a real bucket list planning tool?

No, this is a playful checklist of everyday life experiences rather than a goal-setting or trip-planning app. If you're looking for a tool to plan future goals with deadlines, a dedicated bucket list app would serve that better.

02Is this free?

Yes, completely free with no account required.

03Does my progress save?

Progress is stored locally in your browser session, it will not persist if you clear browsing data or switch devices.

04Is this the same as neal.fun's Life Checklist?

It's inspired by the same well-known concept, built as our own independent version and part of a larger free games collection.

05How many items are on the checklist?

The list spans dozens of items across travel, food, career, and miscellaneous categories, enough for a genuinely varied percentage result.

06Can I add my own items?

Not currently, the list is curated rather than user-editable, though suggestions for new items can be submitted through the Contact page.

07What's considered a good score?

There's no official good or bad score, this is meant to be a fun personal reflection rather than a competitive benchmark.

08Can I share my results?

There is no built-in share button currently, a screenshot of your final percentage works well for sharing.

09Is this suitable for all ages?

Yes, the content is all-audience friendly with no adult-only categories.