Turn Your Own Notes Into a Task List — No Extra App Required
The NoteVault Team · May 1, 2026 · 1 min read · No comments yet
Writing a "- [ ] follow up with the client" checkbox in a markdown note is easy. Remembering which of a dozen files across three projects has one sitting in it, unfinished, is the actual problem. NoteVault doesn't make you remember — it collects them for you.
Every checkbox, in one place
NoteVault scans your markdown notes for checkbox-style TODO items and surfaces every one of them in a single dashboard list, grouped by the file they came from. Nothing needs a special syntax beyond the checkbox you were probably already writing.
Check it off without opening the file
Ticking a TODO in the dashboard writes that change straight back into the original markdown file — the checkbox in the source note flips too, so the dashboard and the note never disagree about what's actually done.
It's not a task-management app bolted on top of your notes; it's your existing notes, read back to you as a task list you didn't have to build separately.
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