Hand off the work you keep redoing
The recurring, multi-step jobs that eat your week — inbox triage, lead follow-up, the weekly report — described in plain English and carried out across your apps. You approve what matters; the worker does the rest.
From a sentence to a finished task
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Delegate it
Describe the outcome in plain English, right from Slack or email. No new tool to learn.
SSam · Slack@taskden follow up with new demo leads and log them in HubSpot.
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The worker does it
It acts across your connected apps end-to-end — reading context, drafting, and updating records as needed.
Ava is on it
- Found 9 new leads in Gmail
- Created 9 contacts in HubSpot
- Drafting follow-ups…
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You stay in control
Sensitive actions pause for one-tap approval. Nothing irreversible happens on its own, and every step is logged.
Approve 3 replies?
PendingTo: 3 recipients · “Quick follow-up”
Approve allReview
Real jobs, handed off and done
A few of the tasks teams trust a worker with — what they asked for, what came back, and the apps it touched.
Inbox triage
Clear the inbox without losing the thread.
You ask
“Triage my inbox, draft replies for customers, and flag anything urgent.”
Worker did
Sorted 38 emails, drafted 12 replies, flagged 4 as urgent.
See how it works →Lead follow-up
Every new lead gets a same-day reply.
You ask
“Follow up with new demo requests, log them in HubSpot, and book the right meeting.”
Worker did
Sent 7 replies, created 7 contacts, booked 3 calls.
See how it works →Recurring reporting
The weekly update writes itself.
You ask
“Every Monday, pull last week's pipeline numbers and send the team update.”
Worker did
Pulled HubSpot + Sheets data, built the summary, posted it to Slack.
See how it works →One worker, every app the job touches
None of these tasks live in a single app — they cross your inbox, your CRM, your spreadsheets, and your team channel. A worker connects to each one and chains them together in a single task, so the handoff is clean end to end.
Browse all 2,700+ integrations →Questions
What kinds of work can I delegate?
How do I hand off a task?
Do I need to write prompts or build workflows?
Can a worker run on a schedule?
Will a worker do anything without my approval?
What if a worker gets something wrong?
Can I see what a worker did afterward?
How is this different from a chatbot or a Zapier-style automation?
Which apps can a worker use?
Can my whole team delegate to workers?
Pick a task. Hand it off.
Start free and give a worker its first real job — approval stays with you.
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