CheckEmAll! is an application to help you manage numbered checklists, up to 100 items.

It’s a very simple and no-nonsense application that is definitely going to be useful if you happen to have many numbered checklists to manage. Instead of messing up in Memos, or creating tens of tasks, or purchasing an application that still doesn’t have the numbers pre-entered, you could easily manage your works with preset numbers up to 100 for multiple databases.

For example, you need to revise Chemistry before your term exam, and you have around 20 lessons.

You choose to revise them in a random order. With CheckEmAll! you may enter the total number of lessons in the uppermost field, and then you can check next to the lesson numbers you’ve finished revising without the hassle of searching for scraps of paper or folding the book’s edges as signs. So this is 2-in-1; you remind yourself of the total number of items and the certain numbers of items done.

Another example; you decided to watch a bunch of The Family Guy episodes on several DVDs.

You can check next to the corresponding numbers so that you don’t forget which episodes you’ve already watched.

And the choices are endless...

Updated Description:

v1.32:

- Added a feature to set Alarms for each record with different preset and custom messages to choose from. The Alarm screen is reachable via the menu in Title screen or via the 'Alarm!' button in More screen.

- Modified Help content in the menus.

v1.3:

- Added 100 more checkboxes, making the total number of checkboxes 200!

- Added a single checkbox at the top to be checked once all items are checked (manually checked).

- Added a header for the main table

- Added Menu features and full help for each screen.

- Major reposition of checkboxes in 4 screens.

- Major reposition of navigational buttons.

- Other minor changes and enhancements.

v1.22:

- removed unneeded menu features

- aligned buttons

- widended category popup width

- replaced Category icon (to the bottom)

- modified B&W icon

v1.21:

- Removed Beam option because it caused errors.

- Other minor enhancements.