Inspired by VS Code and IntelliJ IDEs. Now in your outlines.

If you've used Sticky Scroll in VS Code, or Sticky Lines in IntelliJ, you already know how much they help. You’re deep in a file, and the code editor shows the function or class name pinned at the top — so you always know where you are.

So we thought, why not? 🤓

Introducing Sticky Scrolling in Checkvist

Sticky Scroll in Checkvist consists of two options, both turned on by default:

✅ Sticky Header

The list title and navigation/search bar stay pinned to the top of the screen as you scroll.

✅ Sticky Parent

When a task has children, the parent stays in view while you scroll through its sub-tasks. This makes it easier to navigate deeply nested lists, like a changelog, for example 👇

Both options are enabled by default - but you can configure them as you like.

We ourselves have different setups: Kir prefers sticking both header and parent. Sasha keeps just the sticky parent (probably because she's on a smaller laptop).

You can choose what works for you on your profile. Let us know what you think — and how we can make it better.

👉 Try Sticky Scroll in Checkvist