Tasklet

About Tasklet

Tasklet is a command centre for a team's AI agents, built around the idea that you describe a responsibility in plain English and the platform figures out the rest — no flowchart, no node canvas, no setup wizard. The examples on the homepage are the shape of the product: when an email arrives at support@, look the customer up in Salesforce, find the answer in Notion and draft a reply in Gmail; before a Calendly call, research the account and prepare a briefing in HubSpot; use a browser to download vendor invoices, match them against Ramp transactions and record approved expenses in QuickBooks. Agents get a real web browser, so work that only exists behind a UI is still reachable. The team layer is where it separates from single-player agent builders. Connections are configured once and shared with the right people, so colleagues get access to a system without ever getting the credentials. Agents themselves are shared and reusable rather than re-explained over Slack. Shared knowledge and skills — processes, brand, internal context — apply across every agent, and billing and permissions are centralised. Pricing is credit-metered, with cost driven by task complexity, context size, active tools and the intelligence level chosen; every account, including free, gets a daily bonus credit allowance on top of its monthly pool. One-time credit purchases run from $25 to $10,000, and refunds are available within 14 days for payments up to $250.

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