Taskade

Taskade is an AI workspace where teams build and run business apps, AI agents and automated workflows. The main product is Taskade Genesis, an AI app builder. You describe an app in one prompt, and it produces a live application such as a CRM, dashboard, client portal, invoice generator or sales pipeline, with project data, AI agents and automations connected to it.

Each app is hosted on the web with a database included, so there is no back end to set up. Apps can be cloned from a library of ready-made app kits in the Taskade App Factory, then changed to fit your work. Published apps can use custom domains and client sign-in, and can take payments through Stripe checkout.

Agents are AI assistants with their own role, tools and knowledge. You can train them on uploaded files, PDFs, spreadsheets and web links, and connect them to more than 100 tools such as Gmail, Slack, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Stripe and GitHub. Automations run on a trigger and can branch, loop and retry through several steps. Taskade also offers project views, task boards and documents in one shared workspace, with real-time collaboration.

The product runs in the browser and as apps for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows and Linux, with browser extensions. It also has an MCP server so tools such as Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code can connect to a workspace.

The company is aimed at businesses and teams, including agencies that build client work. Teams can invite colleagues to shared workspaces, and each client or project can have its own workspace.

The Free plan includes up to 3 published apps, 1 AI agent, a limited number of automation runs and access to the apps. Paid plans start at $10 a month billed annually for Pro, with higher tiers for Business, Max and Enterprise, which add more AI credits, team members and features such as SAML single sign-on. Starter, at $6 a month billed yearly, is also listed on the pricing page.

The product is built for operators who want working tools rather than code or a chat answer. A business can start from a template such as a support ticket desk, store command center or client billing portal, then add its own data and ship it.