Paste your chaos. Get a board.
Paste meeting notes, a long email, a messy task list. Tasky reads the tasks, the people and what depends on what — and draws the board in seconds.
Then talk to it — the board keeps up with the conversation.
Launch plan: Sara writes the landing copy and runs the social campaign, Tom finishes the payment flow. Marketing owns the beta announcement — and we only open the beta once the payment flow and the announcement are done.
— works in any language, Hungarian includedTwo sentences in. Five tasks, two people, one role, two dependencies — and the blocked one shows itself.
Your project is already talking.
Meeting notes. Emails. Task lists. Half-finished thoughts. “Can you also…?”
The structure is there. It's just buried in the conversation.
Not another AI answer.
A board you can actually use.
Tasky doesn't summarize the conversation. It finds what needs to happen, who's involved and what depends on what — then draws it. The blocked one shows itself.
Just send the board.
No account. No onboarding. No new tool to learn.
Send the link — they're in. A live, view-only board, open to whoever holds the link.
Change the text and the board redraws. Register and talk to it, and it keeps up with the conversation.
Where the board goes to work.
The paste gives you the structure. The conversation keeps the project moving.
Once you register, the board stops being a picture and starts being the room: your team talks, and the AI keeps the canvas honest while you do.
The board isn't the output. It's where the project starts.
Start freeEverything is open during the beta. After it, the Free plan stays free — upgrade when your team outgrows it.Simple, honest pricing
Tasky is in beta: everything is open, free, while it lasts — in exchange for honest bugs and honest feedback. The AI runs on OpenAI models under a data-sharing arrangement meanwhile.
What the beta means →The price is announced before the beta ends — you hear it first, in the app.