Free on the App Store
A visual planner built for busy brains
Free on the App Store
Tell Taskly what's on your plate, typed or spoken. It turns the jumble into real tasks with times and reminders, lined up on your calendar and ready to check off. You can even connect the chatbot you already use, ask ChatGPT or Claude for a plan, and the tasks are waiting on your phone.
See how the assistant works
Works with ChatGPT
Works with Copilot
Works with Grok
Works with Gemini
Works with Cursor
Works with Claude
Works with OpenCode
Works with Antigravity
Morning, afternoon and evening keep the list small enough to face. Check things off as you go and watch the day actually move.
Learn moreType dinner and a plate shows up. Taskly matches an emoji to almost anything you write, so the list reads at a glance.
Learn moreThe widget's circles drop a task straight into your morning, afternoon or evening. One tap from the Home Screen, done.
Learn moreA morning, midday and evening check-in that names what is on the list, not just that an app misses you.
Learn moreAdd a few steps under any task and tick them off one at a time. The bar fills as you go, so the thing you have been avoiding stops looking like one impossible block.
See how steps workI have started and abandoned six planners. This is the first one where the day still makes sense to me at 4pm.
Three sections instead of one huge list. Such a small thing and it completely changed whether I open the app.
Being able to just say what is in my head and have it come back as actual tasks with times is the whole reason I stayed.
The little emoji on every task sounds silly until you realise you can find the one you want without reading a single word.
The morning notification tells me what is actually on the list, not just that the app misses me. I read it every day.
Taskly is free to download and free to use for planning your day. Some extras sit behind Taskly Pro, and you will always be told clearly before anything costs money.
Yes, and only an email address. Taskly never asks for your name. An account is what keeps your tasks safe if you lose your phone or reinstall the app.
Your tasks sync to your own private account so they come back when you sign in again. They are not sold and not shared. The full details are on the privacy page.
Not at all. Taskly was built for brains that find ordinary planners exhausting, which turns out to be a lot of people. If a shorter list and a clearer day help you, it is for you.
Any assistant that speaks the Model Context Protocol, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, Antigravity and OpenCode. Connecting is a one-time sign in, and your assistant only ever sees your own tasks.
