Welcome to Relis!

This guide walks you through the basics of Relis in four simple steps.

Estimated time: about 5 minutes

1

Create an Account

When you first launch the app, create an account. You can sign up with an email address or start with an anonymous account.

Steps

  • Launch the app and tap "Create Account"
  • Enter your email address and password (or tap "Start Anonymously")
  • Tap "Register" to finish
App launch screen Account registration screen Registration complete
💡 Tip

Anonymous accounts have access to all features.

2

Create a Project

Projects are the top-level unit for grouping related tasks. Create projects for different areas of your life — "Work", "Personal", "Learning", and so on.

Steps

  • Open the "Projects" tab
  • Tap the "+" button
  • Enter a project name (e.g. "Work" or "Hobbies")
  • Optionally add a description or deadline
  • Tap "Create"
Project list screen Create project screen
💡 Tip

Start with just 1–2 projects and add more as you get comfortable.

3

Create a List

Lists sit inside projects and let you group tasks by purpose — "This Week's Tasks", "Shopping List", and so on.

Steps

  • Tap the project you just created to open it
  • On the "Lists" tab, tap the "+" button
  • Enter a list name (e.g. "This Week's Tasks")
  • Tap "Create"
Project detail screen Create list screen List created
💡 Tip

Lists also support recurring tasks, so they're perfect for building daily habits and routines.

4

Add Tasks and Get Started

Add tasks to your list and start using Relis. Tasks are also called "particles" and offer flexible configuration options.

Steps

  • Open a list and tap the "+" button
  • Enter a task name (e.g. "Prepare the report")
  • Optionally set a due date, priority, or category
  • Tap "Create"
  • Tap the checkmark when you finish the task
List detail screen Create task screen Task detail settings Task added Task list Task completed
💡 Tip

The "Today" tab automatically shows everything due today. We recommend making it your daily starting point.

📚 Not sure where to start? Try the Library

If creating tasks from scratch feels like a lot, check out the Library feature. You can save templates of frequently used tasks, or import templates created by the community.

Accessing the library Library list Importing a template