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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.

How it works

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.

    Send
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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?

    Pending

    To: 3 recipients · “Quick follow-up”

    Approve allReview
Across your whole stack

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.

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Questions

What kinds of work can I delegate?
Repeatable, multi-step operational work — triaging an inbox, following up on leads, building a weekly report. If you can describe the outcome in plain English, a worker can take a run at it.
How do I hand off a task?
From Slack or email. Message the worker like you would a teammate: say what you want done and it gets to work — no new dashboard to learn.
Do I need to write prompts or build workflows?
No. Describe the outcome in plain language, the way you'd brief a teammate. There's nothing to configure and no automation to maintain.
Can a worker run on a schedule?
Yes. A task can run on a recurring schedule — say, every Monday at 8am — so the work happens on its own without a reminder.
Will a worker do anything without my approval?
No irreversible action happens on its own. A worker reads and drafts freely, but anything sensitive — sending, paying, deleting — pauses for one-tap approval, and every step is logged.
What if a worker gets something wrong?
Sensitive actions wait for your approval, so mistakes are caught before they go out — and the full audit trail shows exactly what happened, so you can correct course and re-run.
Can I see what a worker did afterward?
Yes. Every task leaves a full audit trail — each read, draft, approval, and send, timestamped — so you can review exactly what happened.
How is this different from a chatbot or a Zapier-style automation?
A chatbot answers; a single-trigger automation fires one fixed step. A worker reasons through a whole task end-to-end across several apps, adapts to what it finds, and pauses for your approval before anything sensitive.
Which apps can a worker use?
Whatever you connect — Gmail, Slack, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and 2,700+ more through Pipedream Connect. One worker can chain several apps together in a single task.
Can my whole team delegate to workers?
Yes. Shared workspaces let a team delegate and approve together, with roles and approval policies on the Business plan.

Pick a task. Hand it off.

Start free and give a worker its first real job — approval stays with you.

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