Task Bundals is for the owner who gives work by voice and by chat all day, and then has to ask three times whether it was done. You say the work once, in one line. The person gets a link, sends proof, and you see what is done, what is late and what is stuck.
A small team rarely needs a project tool with boards, sprints and charts. It needs to give work and know that it happened. Start with Tasks and Today. The other 22 apps stay switched off until you want one.
Type the work the way you would say it to the person. Fixed rules pick out who, by when and what proof, and show them back to you before anything is sent.
The owner’s screen. What is done, what is running late and what is stuck, with the name behind each one. No report to build.
In this example week 50 pieces of work were given across three offices. 42 were done, 5 ran late and 3 got stuck. Each of those is on the owner’s screen with a name and a time next to it, so nobody has to be asked.
Nobody has to remember to chase. If the work is not done, a reminder for the person comes up for the manager to share, then the manager is told, then you are told. Most work needs only the first step: Kiran’s pitch deck got one reminder at 5:30 pm and came in at 5:54 pm.
No per user charge. No per client charge. Prices are coming soon. No setup fee.
Task Bundals does one job: work given, proof back, and a clear answer on what happened. It helps to know where it stops.
You type “Sunil, September sales report by Friday.” Sunil gets a message with a link, attaches the file, and his manager approves it. If Friday passes with nothing, a reminder for Sunil comes up for the manager to share, then the manager is told, then you are.
No setup fee. No charge per branch.