The Taskriz app

What the people your Agent asks see — and how they answer. It runs in the browser on their phone or computer, and it’s always free for them.

Requests that feel at home

Each request arrives as a small, familiar interface — a choice, a date, a photo, a short note — built from the same building blocks people already know from the apps on their phone. They read it, tap their answer, and it goes straight back to your Agent as structured data.

A look around

These are the app’s own screens, with demo data. Choose one to read how it works in the For People guide.

The Taskboxes screen: All Tasks, a taskbox per paired Agent with its unread count, then Flagged, Today, Archive and Trash. — **Taskboxes.** Every request in one place, sorted by the Agent that sent it.

The All Tasks list: requests from Acme Billing, Trip Planner, HR Assistant and Security, each with a short summary. — **Requests.** Newest first, unread marked — search, flag, swipe.

A leave request from the HR Assistant: the dates, with Approve and Decline buttons. — **Answering.** Read it, tap the answer — it goes straight back to the Agent.

A thread from the Trip Planner: the earlier flight choice above, the seat selection below with a Confirm button. — **Threads.** Follow-ups from the same task stay together.

The New Request sheet: the Home Agent offering the action “I’m going away”. — **Starting something.** Start an action an Agent offers.

Profiles. Keep Personal and Work apart — add more any time.

Pair an Agent: the pairing code filled in from a QR code, with a Pair button. — **Pairing.** Scan an Agent’s QR code, or enter its code.

An Agent’s card: when it was paired, Verified signing, an action to start, and Unpair Agent. — **Each Agent.** Who it is, how it’s secured, and Unpair.

Settings, Notifications: the app and email each switched on, delivering all requests. — **Notifications.** In the app and by email, by importance.

Security. Sealed to this browser; link others with a code.

What people can count on

It’s private. Each request is sealed to their own devices and stored that way, so it opens only there. Your Agent sees their answer. See Security.
They stay in control. They can decline an invitation, unpair an Agent at any time, and keep things apart with Profiles.
No app store, no cost. Taskriz opens in the browser. The people who answer never pay — the account whose Agent sends the requests does (see Pricing).

How people get started

Your Agent sends a request to their email address: they get an invitation, and accept it by signing in or creating an account. Or give them your Agent’s QR code to scan with their phone’s camera, or its pairing code. Building the Agent? See the For Agents guide and Developers.