neur0list

A flexible way to organize anything, your way.

Books, resources, to-dos, favorites, menus, whatever you're keeping track of — neur0list adapts to what you're organizing instead of forcing you into a template. Add as much or as little detail as you want: links, images, notes, ratings, custom fields, and colorful custom icons.

The neur0list creation page, showing a list with an entry open for editing

What you can build

Add entries in seconds

New, Copy, and Delete, right from the list — no separate editor to jump into.

Reorder entries

Move any entry up or down right from the list. True drag-and-drop is on the way.

Rich text formatting

Bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough for your descriptions, plus inline icons dropped right into the text.

Reactions & ratings

Optional likes and ratings — stars, percent, or plain numbers — turned on or off per list.

Completion checkboxes

Turn any list into a to-do, with your own icon standing in for the checkbox.

Entry images

Show, hide, or reserve the space for an image per entry — a custom icon or your own URL.

Indicators

Small badges — spicy, featured, and more — that call out entries without cluttering the layout.

Custom colors

Give a list its own palette, separate from the site theme, for both day and dark mode.

Download anytime

Export any list as JSON. No account required — yet.


neur0moji

Every icon in neur0list is built to be recolored piece by piece, not just tinted as one flat shape. Take the lightbulb: the glass, the highlight, the base, and each of its seven rays can all be colored independently, through swatches, a color wheel, or an exact hex code.

neur0moji is quickly becoming its own system inside neur0loom — one that won't stay limited to lists. Expect it to show up in more places soon, including the games.

The neur0moji icon picker, showing a grid of colorable icons The neur0moji layer editor, recoloring individual parts of a lightbulb icon

A few examples

These lists are hand-built on neur0list's current JSON schema — we're working on reproducing this same range of examples directly inside Create.

A simple to-do list, with icons and checkboxes, no metadata clutter.

The same idea, with metadata visible and the first entry open by default.

Favorite songs — sortable and filterable, with images and star ratings.

Favorite restaurants — metadata shown, entry images hidden.

A restaurant menu, using indicator badges to flag spicy dishes.

A drink menu — same list type, entry images back on.

Numeric ratings across categories — and a bit of humor.


What's next

Where this is headed

Further out, and not yet started — but the direction neur0list is growing in:

Beta — Still weaving.

neur0list has come a long way since this page was last updated — and it's still growing. Metadata and typography are next on the loom.

Beta, a threaded robotic guide