Taskriz
Taskriz and Pushary
Both let an AI Agent ask a person and wait for the answer. Pushary is built for approving your agents’ actions with a tap; Taskriz is built for asking people anything — in an interface your Agent designs — and is free to start.
In short
Pushary
A control panel for AI agents, from an Estonian company. When an agent needs a decision, a confirm, select or text question goes to your phone, Mac, Slack or browser, and the answer goes back. Partner plans let a company’s agent ask its own customers.
Taskriz
A service for reaching people. Your Agent sends a request whose interface it designs — choices, dates, photos, documents — to anyone paired with it, and gets their answer back as structured data. Taskriz sends the invitations and notices itself, and it’s free to start.
What they share
- An Agent asks a person and waits. Both hand an Agent’s question to a person and bring the answer back to the Agent.
- Made for the Agents you use. Both plug into Claude Code and other Agents through MCP and an API.
- Free for the people who answer. Pushary’s invited customers don’t pay; with Taskriz, the people who answer never pay.
Side by side
| Pushary | Taskriz | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A hosted service for approving and answering AI agents — Agent plans for you and your team, Partner plans for your customers | A hosted service that gives any Agent a way to reach people — with plugins, an MCP server and an API, and no app for you to build |
| Who answers | You and your team; on Partner plans, your own customers who enrol | Anyone paired with your Agent — your team, your customers, contractors, family — wherever they are, straight away or hours later |
| Reaching people | Your app shows customers an enrolment link or QR code, or you send a one-off answer link through your own email or SMS | Taskriz does it for you: an email invitation, your Agent’s QR code or its pairing code — and every new pairing is confirmed by email |
| Where people answer | iPhone and Android apps, browser push, a Mac app and Slack | The Taskriz app, in the browser on any phone or computer — nothing to install; email notices, and text messages in Australia (the United States soon) |
| What a request can ask | A confirm, select or text question, on Pushary’s own screens | An interface your Agent designs for each request, from iOS-style building blocks — screens, lists, choices, switches, dates and times, numbers, notes, photos and documents — following world-leading human interface guidelines |
| Answers back to the Agent | An MCP tool that waits for the answer, polling, or a signed webhook | As structured data, matched to the request: through the plugins, a signed webhook, a WebSocket or the events list — whenever the person answers |
| Connecting your Agent | Hooks for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others, MCP, a REST API, and TypeScript and Python SDKs | Plugins for Claude Code and ChatGPT (desktop and Codex), the Taskriz MCP server for any MCP client, and an HTTPS API for any Agent or workflow |
| People starting things | Not offered | Your Agent’s request catalog — actions people start themselves from the Taskriz app |
| Cost | Agent plans from $9.99 to $59.99 a month; Partner plans $99, $299 and $799 a month for 25,000 to 500,000 requests; no free plan — a 3-day trial with a card | Free to start — 500 requests a month, no card; then Builder at $29 or Business at $99 a month. No seats, and the people who answer never pay |
Security
Both encrypt data on the way and at rest, and Pushary signs its webhooks and answer links. The difference is who can read a request: Pushary’s servers handle each question as written, while a Taskriz request is sealed to the person’s own devices.
| Pushary | Taskriz | |
|---|---|---|
| Who can reach a person | Your own customers, once they enrol and agree; a one-off answer link can be answered by anyone holding it | Only people who paired with your Agent — by accepting an invitation, scanning a QR code or entering a pairing code — and every new pairing is confirmed by email |
| Encryption | TLS in transit and AES-256 at rest | Each request is sealed to the person’s own devices and stored that way, and travels over TLS 1.2 or later |
| Who can read a request | Pushary’s servers see each question, its options and the agent’s name; Pushary says its encryption for synced transcripts is not end-to-end | Only the person’s devices — a request passes through Taskriz while it’s delivered, and is never stored or logged readable |
| Running the interface | Pushary’s own fixed screens | In a WebAssembly sandbox with no network or file access of its own; pictures come through Taskriz, so a picture’s server never learns who opened a request |
To be plain about Taskriz too: files sent with a request or reply are encrypted on our servers but not sealed to devices, and two-step sign-in is on the Roadmap. Security has the details.
When Taskriz fits
- Your Agent needs more than yes, no or a line of text — a choice from a list, a date, a number, a photo or a document, laid out on proper screens.
- You want to reach anyone — customers, contractors, family — without building enrolment into your own app, and with Taskriz sending the invitations and notices.
- You want each request sealed to the person’s own devices.
- You want to start free, with no card, and never pay per seat.
When Pushary fits
- You mostly approve your own coding agents’ actions from your phone or Mac, with per-tool rules.
- Confirm, select and text questions are all you need.
Questions
What’s the difference between Pushary and Taskriz?
Pushary sends confirm, select and text questions to you, your team or your enrolled customers, mostly to approve agents’ actions. Taskriz sends anyone paired with your Agent an interface your Agent designs — choices, dates, photos, documents — sealed to their devices, and brings the answer back as structured data.
Is there an alternative to Pushary?
Yes. If your Agent needs to ask more than a yes, no or line of text, or to reach people outside your team without building enrolment into your own app, Taskriz does that — and it’s free to start.
Can Pushary ask people outside my team?
On Partner plans, from $99 a month: your customers enrol from a link or QR code in your app, or answer through a one-off link you send them yourself. Taskriz reaches anyone paired with your Agent on every plan, including Free, and sends the invitations itself.
Does Pushary have a free plan?
No — it offers a 3-day trial with a card. Taskriz has a Free plan of 500 requests a month, with no card.
About this comparison
Pushary was checked in October 2026 from pushary.com, its pricing and its documentation. Pushary is made by RalphNex OÜ in Estonia; Taskriz is not affiliated with it. What Taskriz is building next is on the Roadmap.