- Will my bucket list survive if I close the browser?
- Yes. Every time you add, delete, or check off an item, the list is saved instantly to your browser's localStorage. It will be there next time you open the page on the same browser and device. However, localStorage is tied to one specific browser β if you switch browsers or use private/incognito mode, you'll start fresh. Export the PDF for a permanent, shareable copy you can keep anywhere.
- How does the random draw work?
- Clicking "Pick from jar" selects one item at random from all items that aren't yet marked done. If you click a filtered draw button (e.g. "Travel only" or "Dream items"), the random pick is limited to that subset of remaining items. The selection uses a cryptographically fair
Math.random() shuffle β every item has an equal chance of being chosen. Keep clicking to get a different suggestion.
- What does the PDF export include?
- The exported PDF card lists all your bucket list items grouped by status (Remaining and Done), along with each item's category tag and priority level. It includes a cover line with the total count and completion percentage so you can see your progress at a glance. The PDF is generated entirely in your browser using pdf-lib β no file is ever uploaded anywhere.
- Can I share my bucket list with my partner?
- The easiest sharing method is the PDF export β download it and send via message, email, or AirDrop. Since everything lives in your browser, there's no account or sync system. If you both want the same list, you can each open the PDF and manually add the items β or just designate one device as "the jar" and refer to it together.
- How many items can I add?
- There's no enforced limit. In practice, localStorage can hold a few thousand items before hitting browser size limits, which is far more than any couple's bucket list would need. If your jar grows very large, the PDF export will include every item and may produce a multi-page document automatically.