todo
Chores list heading
Todo is an item on a list of tasks to be completed, from "to do." It functions as both noun and adjective: I added it to my todo list, That's a todo for next week.
Common in software and productivity contexts, where todo often labels pending tasks or action items.
Also spelled to-do, though the unhyphenated form dominates in tech usage.
Work to be done
- errandShort task away from home
- choreRoutine domestic task
- assignmentAllocated work or duty
- workflowSequential task progression
delegation · prioritization · batching · focus · efficiency · pomodoro · sprint · milestone
Sequence of recorded items
- checklistItemized verification guide
- plannerAgenda for scheduling
- agendaFormal discussion list
- calendarDate-tracking system
notebook · app · spreadsheet · whiteboard · post-it · sticky-note · notepad · tracker
Not yet complete
- incompleteLacking necessary parts
- undoneNot fastened or completed
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
- awaitingStaying until something arrives
backlog · overdue · looming · upcoming · actionable · unattended · queue · postponed
task
Work to be done
- errandShort task away from home
- choreRoutine domestic task
- assignmentAllocated work or duty
workflow · delegation · prioritization · batching · focus · efficiency · pomodoro · sprint · milestone · goal
list
Sequence of recorded items
calendar · notebook · app · spreadsheet · whiteboard · post-it · sticky-note · notepad · tracker · kanban
unfinished
Not yet complete
- incompleteLacking necessary parts
- undoneNot fastened or completed
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
awaiting · backlog · overdue · looming · upcoming · actionable · unattended · queue · postponed · deferred
done
No longer in progress
- finishedBrought to an end
- completedFully finished
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
ticked · fulfilled · cleared · resolved · handled · dispatched · sorted
todocalm
Free from agitation
peace · quiet · tranquility · stillness · serenity
todoindifference
Lack of interest
nonchalance · disregard · unconcern · apathy · non-event