Taskade is an AI-native workspace that helps operators, agencies, and small businesses build live software from natural-language prompts. Through Taskade Genesis, a single description can become a hosted app with projects, AI agents, and automations wired together, reducing the need for separate chat, project management, and automation subscriptions.
Taskade Genesis
Genesis is the app-building layer at the center of Taskade. Users describe dashboards, client portals, CRMs, trackers, storefronts, or internal tools, and Taskade generates a working application connected to workspace memory. The community gallery offers hundreds of cloneable templates spanning sales pipelines, finance dashboards, booking portals, sprint trackers, and storefronts that teams can remix in minutes.
Published apps can include built-in sign-in, Stripe payments, custom domains on higher tiers, and password-protected sharing for client delivery. Because apps inherit workspace DNA, they stay linked to the same projects, files, and agent context rather than living as isolated prototypes.
Workspace DNA
Taskade organizes work around three connected pillars. Memory stores projects, files, and uploaded knowledge that both humans and agents can access. Intelligence comes from AI agents and multi-agent teams that reason over that shared context. Execution is handled by automations and scheduled workflows that run in the background with branching, filters, and retries.
This structure lets a sales dashboard, lead agent, and follow-up automation evolve together instead of requiring manual exports between tools.
AI Agents and Automations
- Unlimited agents on Pro and above with per-agent model selection across GPT, Claude, and Gemini
- Background agents that monitor inboxes, enrich leads, and update records 24/7
- Always-on automations with hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly schedules
- 33 built-in agent tools including web search, scraping, and YouTube transcription
- Multi-agent teams that route tasks to the best specialist automatically
Integrations
Taskade connects to Slack, Gmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, GitHub, and more than 100 additional services on paid plans. Webhooks, REST APIs, and MCP integration let external tools like Claude Desktop or Cursor manage Taskade spaces programmatically. Teams can therefore trigger real actions in billing, CRM, and communication systems from generated apps and workflows.
Use Cases
- Agencies shipping branded client portals and reporting dashboards
- Startups replacing spreadsheets with lightweight internal CRMs
- Educators and consultants building booking and knowledge bases
- Operations teams automating inventory, finance, and support handoffs
- Product teams tracking launches with live KPI views
Pricing
Taskade offers Free, Starter, Pro, Business, Max, and Enterprise plans billed monthly or annually. Free includes one user, up to three deployed apps, 3,000 one-time AI credits, and access to the community gallery. Starter is $6 per month with three users, unlimited apps, 10,000 monthly credits, and unlimited workspaces.
Pro costs $16 per month with ten users, unlimited agents and automations, 50,000 credits, 100 GB storage, background agents, 100+ integrations, and removed Taskade branding. Business is $40 per month with unlimited users, 150,000 credits, 1 TB storage, custom domains, white-label branding, and advanced analytics. Max and Enterprise add higher credit pools, SSO, BYOK, and organization-wide controls.
Security and Ownership
Taskade states that customer data is not used to train AI models and supports encrypted storage with Google CASA certification. Users retain ownership of apps, agents, and content they create. For teams comparing all-in-one AI operations platforms against separate chat, automation, and app builders, Taskade positions Genesis as a single environment where prompts become production systems rather than static documents.
A typical rollout starts by cloning a community CRM or dashboard, connecting Gmail or Slack integrations, and assigning one background agent to monitor new leads. As usage grows, Business-tier custom domains and white-label branding help agencies deliver client-facing portals that still sync with the same automations behind the scenes.
