Hand off everyday tasksto agents that know you.

TaskDen runs on your Mac and reads your texts, business phone lines, email and calendar. It learns your people, your jobs and how you like things done, then handles them for you.

Mac app · free beta

Download for Mac

Free during the beta · Version 0.1.2 · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Agents run on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription. What you need

TaskDen's Today view on a Mac. The list shows everything open, grouped into Needs you now, Ready to approve and Waiting on you. The selected job, a leaky kitchen faucet at 14 Elm St, Unit B, shows its plan: the text to Valley Plumbing is done, TaskDen is watching for Mike's reply with times, and the text to the tenant Jordan Lee will be drafted when Mike replies.
Demo dataThe real Today view. People, numbers and addresses are synthetic.

Two reasons to open it

Hand off a job, or see everything that's open

You don't set up a dashboard or build an agent. Type the job you want done, or open the morning briefing to see what needs you.

A

Hand off a job

Type it the way you'd say it. TaskDen finds the people and the place, lays out the steps, and waits for the replies it needs before it writes the next message.

B

See what's open

One briefing across every inbox: what needs you now, what's drafted and ready, who's waiting on you, and what's coming up.

Who's involved

TaskDen reads the texts and emails of everyone on the job

A leaky faucet involves the tenant, the plumber and the owner. TaskDen links all three to the job and reads status across all of their texts, calls and emails, including the ones you sent yourself.

VP

Leaky kitchen faucet · 14 Elm St, Unit B

Property Management Group · linked from the place, the sender and your texts

  • JLJordan Leetenant
  • VPValley Plumbingvendor
  • DRDana Ruizowner · suggested
  1. 1The tenant reports it

    Jordan Lee · Quo · 9:12 AM

    The kitchen faucet is leaking under the sink. There's water in the cabinet.

  2. 2You text the plumber yourself

    You · Messages · 3:45 PM

    Hi Mike, leaky kitchen faucet at 14 Elm St, Unit B. When can you get out there?

    Done by you · text to Mike, 3:45 PM

  3. 3The plumber answers

    Mike · Valley Plumbing · email · 4:10 PM

    I can do Thursday between 9 and 11.

    What TaskDen sees

    Mike answered your text by email. The wait is over: Thursday, 9 to 11 AM.

  4. TaskDen moves on

    Next step

The approval line

You approve every message before it goes out

TaskDen writes the draft and you check it. Sending takes two clicks, and "Sent" only shows once the carrier or mail server accepts the message.

  1. Click Approve

    Nothing goes out yet. The button turns red for five seconds.

  2. Click again to send

    A keyboard shortcut can start a send, but only a click finishes it.

  3. "Sent" after the carrier accepts

    If a message bounces, the job comes back to your list.

Try itA demo on this page. Nothing is sent.

Mike Alvarez · Valley Plumbing · Quo · 4:10 PM

I can do Thursday between 9 and 11 for the faucet at 14 Elm. Want me to book it?

Text to Jordan Lee (tenant)Draft by Claude · not sent

To
Jordan Lee · (555) 555-0187
From
PMG line

Hi Jordan, Valley Plumbing can come Thursday between 9 and 11 AM to fix the kitchen faucet. Will someone be home, or is the lockbox ok?

You approve it before it sends. Then TaskDen waits for Jordan's answer and confirms with Mike.

Guide

Tell TaskDen what to change and it redoes the plan

Steer any step in a sentence

Every suggested step and draft has Guide next to it. Pick what's off, add a line if you want, and TaskDen lays out new steps. The old drafts are set aside.

Save a correction as a rule

When you change the approach, TaskDen offers the rule once. You pick how far it reaches.

See which rule it followed

Each job shows which of your rules picked the next step, so you can check it and change it.

Local-first

Runs on your Mac with your own Claude or Codex account

Agents run on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription, on your Mac. Message content isn't uploaded to a TaskDen server, and your notes never leave the Mac as a file or an index.

The honest part: when an agent works a task, the passage it needs goes to your own Claude or Codex model, under your account with them.

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Your Mac

  • Messages
  • Quo lines
  • Mail
  • Calendar
  • Notes
TaskDenReads, links people, drafts. Index stays here.
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Claude Code or CodexYour CLI, read-and-draft mode
Your Claude or Codex accountOnly the passage a task needs
TaskDen serverNo message content

What it reads

Works with the texts, phone lines, email and work apps you already have

You don't move to a new inbox. TaskDen reads the texts, phone lines, email, calendar, Slack and Basecamp you already use, and an agent sets up a read-only connection to your property-management or CRM software.

  • Messages

    iMessage and SMS on your Mac

  • Quo

    Your business phone lines

  • Apple Mail

    Gmail and every account in Mail

  • Calendar

    What's coming up

  • Slack

    DMs, mentions and threads you’re in

  • Basecamp

    Mentions, assignments and Pings

  • NotesOptional

    Obsidian or Markdown, read locally

  • Your PM or CRM

    Read-only, set up by an agent

  • iPhone remoteLater

    Approve drafts away from your desk

  • 24/7 cloud runnerLater

    Paid, for when the Mac sleeps

Any PM or CRM software

Name your software and paste a read-only key. An agent reads the vendor's docs, writes a connector, and shows you what it found before you use it. Rentvine, AppFolio and Buildium are examples, not a fixed list.

FAQ

Common questions

What you need

  • A Mac on macOS 14 or later
  • A Claude Code or Codex subscription
  • The texts, lines, mail and calendar you already use
What do I need to run it?

A Mac on macOS 14 or later, and a Claude Code or Codex subscription for the agents. TaskDen reads iMessage and SMS on that Mac, your Quo business lines, Apple Mail and Calendar. Obsidian or Markdown notes are optional.

Does it ever send without me?

No. Every message waits for you to approve that exact text. You click Approve, then click again within five seconds to send. "Sent" only appears after the carrier or mail server accepts it.

Which AI does it use?

Your own Claude Code or Codex subscription, running on your Mac. TaskDen runs the agents in read-and-draft mode, so they can only hand back drafts for you to approve.

What happens to my data?

Message content isn't uploaded to a TaskDen server. Your notes are indexed on your Mac and never leave it as a file or an index. When an agent works a task, the passage it needs goes to your own Claude or Codex model, under your account with them.

Does it work with my property-management or CRM software?

It reads them through read-only connectors that an agent sets up once from the vendor's docs. Rentvine, AppFolio and Buildium are examples, not a fixed list. Connectors can only read.

Is there an iPhone app?

Later. An iPhone remote for reading Today and approving drafts is planned, along with a paid 24/7 cloud runner for when your Mac is asleep. Neither is available yet.

Get TaskDen for your Mac

It's free while in beta. Install it, give it Full Disk Access, and your first check builds a briefing from the last 48 hours of texts, email and calendar.

  • Agents work out the next step on every open job
  • You approve before anything sends
  • On your Mac with your own subscription
Download for Mac

Free during the beta · Version 0.1.2 · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Agents run on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription. What you need