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My preparation checklist

What an ordinary person should actually do and Device minimization and border crossings in Asia list what to do, but nothing keeps track of how far you got. This page gathers those headings into one list. A tick is encrypted and stored on this device with your passkey as the key, and one fingerprint next time brings your progress back. Nothing reaches the site; it cannot even tell whether you have a list.

No passkey yet? Create one on Passkey as your key first, or create one right here. What a passkey is and where its limits are: What is a passkey?.

How it works

  • Ticks are encrypted and kept in the browser's IndexedDB. The key lives in your passkey and only exists in memory while unlocked; leaving this page drops it. That is why every item link opens in a new tab: keep this page open and you do not need to unlock again.
  • To move to another device, export the ciphertext, import it there, and unlock with the same passkey. If the passkey lives in a password manager, the other device already has it.
  • The list only records what you ticked and on which day. If the passkey is lost and the list will not open, tick again; there is no backup key step here.
  • Renaming an article heading does not affect existing ticks. Ticks follow the item's internal id.
  • Threat model checklist is the other list-shaped tool here. It asks what you protect and from whom, and stores nothing. This page records how far you have got.