Claude prepares your day
From the connectors Claude already uses. One tap undoes what it added, and duplicates are skipped.
“Prepare my day in Taskly”
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Slack
- Teams
- Notion
Free and open source
Your day,
sorted by Claude.
Claude turns your mail, calendar and messages into one checklist. Taskly makes sure you get reminded.
One sentence each morning.
Taskly never calls Claude and needs no API key. Your own Claude plan does the reading.
Connect
Add Taskly to Claude as a custom connector, once. You approve what it can do, and you can disconnect it in one tap.
Ask
Say “Prepare my day in Taskly”. Claude reads your mail, calendar and messages and adds what needs doing, each task linked to its source.
Get reminded
Taskly takes it from there: one clear checklist, and a notification at the right minute, even with Claude closed.
Everything a day list needs.
Reminders that ring
At the exact minute, with follow-ups for what matters and quiet hours for the rest.
Close the day
The evening review shows what's left and moves it to tomorrow in one tap.
Make it yours
Your accent color, light or dark, with contrast adjusted so text stays readable.
- Works offline
- Shared lists
- Focus timer
- Weekly stats
- Natural language input
- Recurring tasks
- Subtasks and tags
- Passkeys, no password
- French and English
- Export or delete your data
On your computer too.
A sidebar, your day and what's next side by side, and N to add a task. Install it from your browser, like an app.
Three films, twenty seconds each.
Reminders, your data, your day: each feature in action, without sound.
Tasks, not emails.
Claude reads your messages with its own connectors. Taskly only receives the tasks it creates, with a link back to the source.
- No password, ever
- Disconnect Claude in one tap
- Export or delete everything
Open source. Yours to run.
MIT licensed and built in the open. Run your own instance on Vercel with Postgres, or on any Node.js server.
$ git clone https://github.com/ethanfrq/Taskly.git
$ cd Taskly && npm install
$ npm run dev
# Open http://localhost:3000. Nothing to configure.Questions, answered.
Is it free?
Yes. Taskly is open source under the MIT license. Your own instance fits in the free plans of Vercel and Neon, and Claude's free plan is enough for the connector.
Which Claude plan do I need?
Any. On the free plan, Taskly can be your one custom connector. On Pro and Max, add it in your connector settings. On Team and Enterprise, an organization owner adds it once. How to connect Claude
Does Taskly read my email?
No. Claude reads your email, calendar and messages with its own connectors. Taskly only receives the tasks and today's meetings Claude sends it, each task with a link back to its source.
Do I have to ask Claude every morning?
One tap is enough. The morning briefing opens Claude with “Prepare my day in Taskly” already typed, and the Prepare my day button in the app does the same. Taskly can't start Claude on its own.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone, Android and computers, installed from the browser like an app. On iPhone, add it to the home screen from Safari: notifications need iOS 16.4 or later.
How do I get my own Taskly?
There's no public instance: everyone runs their own. The Deploy button creates it on Vercel with a Neon database, and personal mode lets only your email address sign in. Self-hosting guide
What if Claude gets it wrong?
Everything Claude adds can be undone in one tap, every task links to the email or message it came from, and a task you edited is never rewritten by Claude.
Where is my data?
In your instance's Postgres database, nowhere else. Settings lets you export everything as JSON or delete your account.
Your day starts here.
Install Taskly on your phone, connect Claude once, and let it prepare your day.
Made by Ethan