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EazyTask — the task tracker teams don’t hate
Our own work hub: a service desk, project boards, task chat with live translation, a wiki edited together, a shared calendar with Google Meet, and native iOS and Android apps — plus an API and MCP so AI agents take tasks like teammates.
- Client
- EazyTask
- Year
- 2026
- Type
- Own product
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android
- Stack
- Next.js, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Redis, Socket.IO, Yjs, BullMQ, Expo, MCP
- Our role
- Product, design and engineering — end to end
- Live
- eazytask.app
Work lived in five tools and nobody opened them.
Requests came by email and chat, tasks sat in a tracker, docs in another app, meetings in a calendar — and international teams read each other through a translator tab. Every handoff lost context.
One place where a request becomes done.
EazyTask follows one task from the first message to Done: a service desk queue, a board, a discussion in everyone’s own language, a wiki page, a meeting and a tap on the phone — all live, all in one product.
A customer writes in
Email, a branded portal, Telegram or a form on the client’s own site — every request lands in the project’s service desk with its SLA clock running. The team replies to the customer or leaves an internal note, and the ticket is linked to the task that fixes it.
It becomes the team’s task
Every request is a card on the project board: a key anyone can link to, an owner, a priority, and flags for work that sits idle or waits on the client. Everyone sees cards move live, without a refresh.
Everyone talks in their own language
The discussion lives on the task. Each person reads it in their own language, with the original one tap away — so a team split across countries works as one.
The answer gets written down
Each project has a wiki edited together live, with every version kept. Ask the wiki a question in plain words and the answer comes only from its own pages, with links to the ones it used.
And close it from anywhere
Native iOS and Android apps carry the dashboard, tasks, chat and the wiki: comment, change a status and read the thread in your language on the go, with push notifications when something needs you.
On iPhone and Android
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What we built
Service desk
Email, portal, Telegram and site forms in one queue with SLA timers.
Boards in real time
Drag-and-drop boards that update for everyone instantly over WebSockets.
Translated chat
Task discussions read in each person’s language, original one tap away.
Live wiki with AI
Editing together on Yjs, full history, answers from the wiki’s own pages.
Calendar and Meet
Shared calendar, Google Meet links and invites answered from e-mail.
Apps and AI agents
Expo apps for iOS and Android, plus an API and MCP for AI agents.
