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The Taskachu Manifesto

1. The build loop deserves first-class tooling.

Every productivity tool you’ve used was designed around a team coordination problem: how do five people agree on what to ship next? But solo founders, indie hackers, and tiny teams don’t have that problem. We have the opposite: how do we stay coherent across ten ideas, fifteen tabs, and three half-finished features — alone?

The build loop — think → plan → build → launch — is where solo founders live. Tooling should orbit it.

2. AI is the team you don’t have.

The right framing isn’t “AI helps you be more productive.” It’s: AI is the cofounder, the decomposer, the rubber duck, the project manager, the retro facilitator — at once. The tools should treat it as a peer actor with persistent state access, not as a chatbot tacked onto a sidebar.

That’s why Taskachu speaks Model Context Protocol. Your Claude or Cursor agent isn’t a guest in your workspace — it’s a citizen.

3. Your project state belongs in one place — yours.

You shouldn’t have to re-explain your roadmap to ChatGPT every session. You shouldn’t have to maintain context in your head because the tool can’t. You shouldn’t have to copy-paste cards between five surfaces.

One workspace. One source of truth. Readable by you, readable by your agent, exportable as Markdown the moment you want to leave.

4. Solo founders deserve unbundled pricing.

Per-seat pricing is a tax on being small. A solo founder shouldn’t pay for “collaboration features” they will never use. We charge flat: Free covers a real single-project workflow with capped AI; Pro at $12/mo unlocks multiple workspaces and a real AI budget. No seats. No tiers designed to upsell. Read the pricing page.

5. Ship the build, don’t worship the process.

The board is a means to an end. If a Kanban ritual stops helping you ship, drop it. Taskachu is designed to disappear into the work — when it’s doing its job, you’re not thinking about it.

6. Take your data when you go.

Every workspace can be exported as a ZIP of Markdown files with the folder hierarchy intact, and re-imported losslessly into another Taskachu workspace. We don’t lock you in. We earn the renewal by being worth it.


If any of this rings true — start free, no card required. Build with us.