Tasker 2.0 is a productivity powerhouse, designed to be fully plugin driven, allowing you to customize and extend its functionality to suit your unique workflow. Choose the features that suit you best and ignore the rest, making Tasker your own personal productivity dashboard.
Tasker 2.0 is currently in late development with a running beta. You can now go to our releases page and grab the latest beta build to try it for yourself. Please note that these builds are not fully tested and may contain minor bugs. Feel free to report any bugs you find. For now Tasker is exclusively available on Apple Silicon powered devices running MacOS 11.00+. To install the latest build:
- Go to the latest release
- Download the
Tasker.dmgfile from the assets - Open the
.dmgfile you downloaded and drag Tasker into the Applications folder as the arrow indicates - Run Tasker
If the app is blocked by Gatekeeper:
- Open System Settings
- Go to Privacy & Security
- Scroll down to where Tasker is displayed as blocked
- Click "Open anyway"
- Follow the popups clicking "Allow anyway" and authenticating with your Touch-ID/Password
As Tasker is still in development, we have not yet created comprehensive documentation. However, we are actively working on it and plan to have it available soon.
Tasker is built with developers in mind, and we want to make it as easy as possible for you to contribute and create plugins. We are currently working on creating the needed documentation and resources to help you get started with plugin development. Rest assured, on release, Tasker 2.0 will be a developer-friendly platform with plenty of resources and an easy to use plugin API to help you create the amazing plugins that power Tasker.
Tasker is built in Godot 4.6 and is currently only targeting apple silicon. The following tools and plugins were used in development:
| Tool | Author | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Godot | Juan Linietsky & Contributors | Main Engine |
| Rose Garden | Rosepen Studios | UI Library |
| Zed | Zed Industries & Contributors | Script Editing |
| Lucid Icons | Eric Fennis & Contributors | Icon Library |
| Figma | The Figma Team | UI Design |
| Linear | The Linear Team | Organization |
We use a custom license for Tasker called FUL (Free Use License), which you can view here. This license gives you the freedom to use, modify, and distribute Tasker as you see fit, while also ensuring that our code may never be used to generate cash profit for anyone. We believe in the power of open-source software and want to make sure that Tasker remains free and accessible to everyone.
No generative AI was used to create textures, code or any other assets for the app. HOWEVER, AI has been used during development, clearly for advisory purposes, such as helping design the app's architecture, generating code snippets, and general advice. We want to be transparent about our use of AI and ensure that our users understand the extent of its involvement in the development process. Tasker has been fully developed by human creativity, assisted/accelerated by AI.