Taskade

Taskade is an AI agent builder and workspace where teams create apps, agents and automations from a prompt, priced per workspace with users bundled in.

Taskade turns a plain-language description of a business tool into a working app, then keeps AI agents and automations running on the data inside it. It closes the gap between a shared spreadsheet and a custom build, when a team needs a CRM, a client portal or a dashboard without commissioning one. Taskcade Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in San Francisco, develops and sells it. The company was founded in 2017 and went through Y Combinator in its Summer 2019 batch. Taskade Genesis is the builder, where one prompt produces an app with its own projects, agents and flows. AI Agents learn from uploaded files, which are parsed and embedded so an agent can search and answer from them. AI Teams put several agents on one job, and each agent in a team can run on a different model. Automations chain a trigger such as Webhook Received to steps like Ask Agent, whose Structured Output passes typed fields to the next step. Chosen steps pause in the agent inbox until a person approves the action. Small teams and agencies use Taskade to build internal apps, client portals and dashboards from a prompt or from a cloned community app. It also fits sales and customer success staff who want agents working over their own records, such as a sales agent handing a closed deal to an onboarding agent. Every plan is bought for a workspace, with users bundled in rather than billed per seat. AI work draws on the credits each plan includes, and extra packs top them up. Larger organizations move to the upper plans for single sign-on, white-label branding, user provisioning and their own model keys. An automation can watch an RSS feed, ask an agent to pull named fields from each article and insert them as a row in Google Sheets. Developers reach the same agents from outside, creating them through the REST API and calling a finished one over HTTP through the Action API. The MCP server connects the workspace to Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code. A support agent trained on help documents can be embedded on a website as a chat widget. Taskade fits a team that wants its records, its documents and the agents acting on them inside one workspace it built itself.