Taskbit

What it does

TaskBit is a collaborative checklist platform built for groups. Create shared checklists, organize them into sections, assign tasks, and track progress together in real time. Whether you're planning an event, managing a household, coordinating a team, or running recurring workflows, TaskBit keeps everyone aligned without the complexity of traditional project management tools.

AI-powered collaborative checklists for groups. Plan trips, organize events, manage shared grocery lists, and get things done together. Free on web, iOS & Android.

Taskbit is a shared checklist app for friend groups, families, and roommates. Describe what you're planning — AI builds sections and tasks. Your group checks things off in real time. Taskbit sits between a shared Notes doc and Jira. No kanban boards. No sprint planning — just structured checklists with sections, tasks, and AI that understands context. Text threads lose tasks. Spreadsheets go stale. Taskbit gives your group one live checklist — assign items, check them off, and see progress without another status meeting. Tell Taskbit what you're planning — a trip, move, party, or weekly groceries. Get structured sections and tasks. Edit anything. Add your own sections anytime. Share the…from taskbit.me

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