Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about the List Only Android app, todo lists, and privacy. Structured data matches this section for search rich results.
What is the List Only Android app?
List Only is a free Android app for simple to-do lists and checklists. It is the official List Only app on Google Play: offline-first, with categories, swipe between Active/Cancelled/Completed, color themes, and no account for your list data.
Is List Only a good todo list for Android?
List Only is built as a minimal todo list and list for Android: fast to open, easy to scan, with categories and local storage. It suits people who want a straightforward Android to-do list without subscriptions, ads, or cloud sync for list content.
Where can I download List Only for Android?
Download the List Only Android app from Google Play (com.beukot.listonly). This site is the official List Only product page on beukot.com.
Is List Only free?
Yes. List Only is free to download on Google Play. Core list features are not behind a paywall.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up or login. Lists are stored locally on your Android device.
Is my data tracked or uploaded to the cloud?
The app is designed so your list content stays on the device. Optional services (such as Google Play in-app update checks) are described in the privacy policy.
What Android versions are supported?
See the Google Play listing for current minimum and target SDK—List Only follows modern Android layout practices including edge-to-edge display on supported devices.
Who makes List Only?
List Only is developed by Lukasz Gorgol and published under the Beukot site: beukot.com. Another app from the same author is Sailor Toolbox—see below.
What is Sailor Toolbox?
Sailor Toolbox is a companion app for sailors and radio students: distress, urgency, and safety message templates; Beaufort wind and Petersen sea state; Morse code and phonetic alphabets (including NATO and Polish); maritime signal flags; Q code; and crew briefing checklists. Polish-language exam prep content is included for UKE certificates (IWC, SRC, LRC).
What is Galoping Top (g8b)?
Galoping Top is an open-source 8-bit CPU emulator and assembler written in Go: multiple CPU implementations (starting with Intel 8008), JSON-driven assembler and emulator configs, interactive debugger, cycle-accurate timing, and verbose execution traces. Source: github.com/lukasz-gorgol/g8b.
What is beukot.org?
beukot.org is the virtual hacker space—a free, online-first community for curious builders: no membership fees, no required physical lab, no spam. Meet people on Libera.Chat in #vhs (web: web.libera.chat/#vhs) or read the full manifesto on the site.