To-Do List Starter Kit

Everything you need to plan your day, keep your priorities in sight, and stay focused.

Write down your tasks, get things done, then simply erase and start fresh. No sticky notes, no apps, no distractions.

Complete set includes:

To-Do List base
4 reusable cards
2 dry-erase markers set
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Color: Black
Card Design: Standard
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Writing three priorities on the Cozy K To-Do List
The daily ritual

Decide what matters, then keep it in front of you

A reusable card that lives on your desk instead of behind a notification. Write it in the morning, wipe it clean at the end of the day.

Write three priorities

Not a list of nineteen. Three things you will finish today, chosen before the day chooses for you.

Keep it in your line of sight

It sits by your keyboard, so your eyes come back to it without you opening anything.

Wipe it clean and start again

Erase a finished task by hand. Tomorrow starts empty, with nothing carried over from yesterday.

Reusable PVC cards, a dry-erase marker and a felt eraser. Nothing to refill and nothing to throw away.

The collaboration

Three things Kennedy changed

A recolour would have been the easy version. So we handed her the product instead.

01

The colour

Custom mixed to match her Carpio Cozy K pads. White marker to match.

02

A pen holder

Her pen kept rolling behind the monitor. That is when the list stops getting written.

03

Her own cards

Her prompts, built around how she plans a day. Not blank ones.

Kennedy @cozy.games
Before and after

The same desk, twice

Drag to see what changes.

The desk before The desk with the Cozy K edition Before After
The Cozy K To-Do List with its marker
The real problem

The problem isn't you. It's where the list lives.

Your priorities sit in an app, on the same screen as every message and feed designed to pull you somewhere else. That is not a fair fight, and the list loses it most days.

Close the tab and your tasks are gone. Out of sight, and then the day fills with whatever arrived most recently.

This one has no screen to close. It sits on your desk, in the corner of your eye, until the three things on it are done.