macOS
Apple Silicon and Intel. Development builds are not notarized.
Your work, on your devices
A workspace that goes with you.
Tasks, time, files, and the tools you choose. Work offline, synchronize with approved devices, and carry your workspace in a single .taskasaur file.
macOS · Windows · Linux · Android · iOS · Web
Development release
Try the current Taskasaur.
Development builds are for testing the rebuilt app. Save a workspace backup before upgrading.
Find the latest development build and all downloads on GitHub.
All GitHub releases →Windows
x64 installer. Development builds are not publisher-signed.
Linux
x64 and ARM64, with AppImage and Debian packages.
Android
Sideload the APK. Dev updates use the same development signing key.
iOS
The device build requires your own Apple signing. The simulator build runs in Xcode on Apple Silicon.
Web
Host the static app on HTTPS. Office requires the response headers described in the included README.
Docker peer
An independent always-on device. The Compose download starts with storage-only mode and the frontend disabled.
Setup and pairing instructions →Verify or build it
Every release includes SHA-256 checksums. Browse the source, read the changes, or build for your own device.
Source code →Your devices. One shared workspace.
Start where you are
Create an internal workspace on this device, join an existing one, or open a portable workspace file. No hosted account or central application server is required.
Keep working offline
Approved devices exchange changes when they can connect. Choose which devices keep records and file versions, with a verified handoff before removing a copy.
Choose your tools
Install Tasks, Calendar, Reminders, Mail, Office, Automations, and more. Core handles shared storage, credentials, search, and communication between plugins.
Make the structure yours
Start with the fields each item requires. Add field templates or your own typed columns, then use the same filtering, sorting, and grouping across plugins.
Tables that fit your work
The fields you need.
The views you choose.
Keep separate tables for different projects and workflows. A shared field system gives plugins consistent inputs, while you control column types, templates, and the number of values.
- Short tables, horizontally scrolling tables, and boards
- Ordered filters, sorting, and nested groups
- Folder views and breadcrumbs to explore each group
- Reorder columns and switch them on or off
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Installable plugins
Your tools, working together.
Build a workspace around what you use. Optional plugins share core services and familiar components, with their own pages available beside the workspace breadcrumb.
- Tasks, time, reminders, calendars, and mail
- Dashboard with active work and unified search
- Search content and run registered commands together
- One shared interface across supported platforms
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✓Tasks▦Calendar✉Mail⚡AutomationsDevices and automations
Choose where the work runs.
Create a TypeScript automation on one device and select the approved computer that will run it. See the capabilities and plugins it needs before enabling it.
- Per-item execution targets and on/off controls
- Remote plugin installation on approved computers
- Remote terminals on capable desktop and headless peers
- Phones and browsers can control an approved host
Background work and terminal hosting depend on each device’s capabilities and local permission settings.
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Portable workspaces
Your whole workspace.
One .taskasaur file.
Save records, tables, files, plugin credentials, and device connections together, with optional password encryption. Workspace history travels with the file so it can reconnect and synchronize later.
work.taskasaurYOUR WORKSPACE
- Tables, records, and custom fields
- Files and retained versions
- Plugin data and shared credentials
- Approved connections and sync history
Device identity, private settings, and caches stay on their own device.
CreateStart an internal or file workspace.JoinConnect with device approval.OpenEdit a live file where supported.ImportKeep an internal copy without changing the source.
How portable workspaces work →
An open foundation
Shared core.
Independent devices.
React and TypeScript provide the interface. Automerge keeps mergeable workspace history, and libp2p connects approved peers. Run an optional always-on Docker peer for storage, relay, or background work.
React + TypeScriptShared interface and plugin SDK→Automerge + libp2pHistory and peer synchronization→Electron + CapacitorDesktop and mobile adapters→Headless + DockerOptional always-on peer
Documents, sheets, and slides
The Office plugin embeds the upstream ZetaOffice / LibreOffice suite for ODT, ODS, and ODP editing, including offline use. It requires a platform with supported WebAssembly threading.
Office support and platform limits →A framework for your own plugins
Use shared field types, storage, credentials, messaging, device selection, and UI components. Register pages and commands, and distribute an optional plugin through its own download URL.
Read the plugin specification →Open source
Help Taskasaur evolve.
Taskasaur is built in the open. Explore the code, report an issue, improve a workflow, or build a plugin.