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Taskke is an Android productivity app that combines task management with consistency tracking. You create and organize tasks, schedule recurring responsibilities, set reminders, build streaks, group related tasks into Streak Bundles, and review your progress through analytics. The core idea is turning your tasks into an ongoing routine — not just a daily checklist.

Taskke is available for Android on Google Play. Search for 'Taskke' or visit the direct listing at play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=online.taskke. Taskke is currently Android-only.

Yes. A free account is required so your tasks, streaks, and progress are saved. You can sign up with your Google account or with an email address. Sign-up takes under a minute.

Open Taskke and tap the add button to create a new task. Give it a name, choose a task type (simple, counter, or timer), optionally set a priority, add a description or checklist, set a reminder, and choose whether it recurs daily, weekly, or monthly. Tap save and the task appears in your list.

Tap the completion button next to a task in your list to mark it done. For counter tasks, tap to increment the count until you reach your target. For timer tasks, use the built-in timer and complete it when your session ends.

You add tasks to your list — one-time or recurring — and complete them each day. Taskke tracks your completions and builds streaks that show how consistently you follow through. Streak Bundles let you group related tasks under one shared consistency goal. Analytics show your completion rate, active days, and productivity trends over time.

Not yet. Taskke is currently available on Android phones and tablets through Google Play; an App Store version for iPhone is coming soon.

You can organize tasks by priority (urgent, high, medium, low) and by whether they recur, and group related recurring tasks into Streak Bundles. Use recurring tasks for regular routines and one-off tasks for specific deliverables.

Tap the add button to create a task. To edit an existing task, tap on it to open the detail view, then tap edit. You can change the name, type, priority, description, checklist, reminder, and recurrence at any time.

Yes. Every task can be assigned a priority — urgent, high, medium, or low. Priority levels help you see at a glance which items need attention first.

Yes. Any task in Taskke can have a checklist of subtasks. Break larger work into specific steps and mark each one off as you progress.

Open the task, then tap the delete or remove option in the task detail view. Deleting a recurring task removes all future instances. Deleted tasks cannot be recovered.

Taskke organizes tasks by priority, due date, and schedule rather than folders. To keep related routines together, group their recurring tasks into a Streak Bundle; use checklists to split a bigger task into steps.

Yes. Each task in Taskke can include a description field where you can add notes, context, or any text relevant to the task.

Taskke has three task types: simple tasks, counter tasks, and timer tasks. Any task can also have a priority, description, checklist, and reminder, and can be set to repeat daily, weekly, or monthly.

A simple task is the standard task type — you add it, work on it, and mark it complete. Use simple tasks for one-off work, deadlines, and any responsibility that doesn't require tracking a count or a timed session.

A counter task lets you track a numeric target — for example, drinking 8 glasses of water or completing 50 push-ups. Each tap increments the count. When you reach your target, the task is complete.

A timer task is linked to a time-based session. Use it when the work itself is defined by duration — a study session, a focus block, or a practice routine. Complete the session and mark the timer task done.

Use simple tasks for most to-do items and deliverables. Use counter tasks when you want to track how many times something happens — reps, glasses, pages. Use timer tasks when the work is measured in time spent rather than a binary done/not-done.

Yes. Timer tasks are designed for focus sessions, and Taskke's focus timer supports Pomodoro-style work intervals. Create a timer task for your focus session, run the timer, and complete the task when your session ends.

Recurring tasks are tasks that reset automatically on a defined schedule — daily, weekly, or monthly. You set them up once and they reappear after each completion, so you never need to recreate regular responsibilities manually.

Yes. Set any task to repeat every day. Daily recurring tasks are useful for routines like exercise, study, morning planning, journaling, or any responsibility you want to maintain consistently.

Yes. Taskke supports weekly recurring tasks for responsibilities that come around on a regular weekly schedule — a planning session, a review, a weekly report, or a routine you maintain once a week.

Yes. Monthly recurring tasks are useful for responsibilities that happen once a month — financial reviews, planning sessions, or household tasks that stay visible without manual recreation.

A one-time task is created, completed, and gone — it does not repeat. A recurring task resets automatically on its schedule. Use one-time tasks for specific deliverables; use recurring tasks for regular routines and responsibilities.

Yes. You can add a reminder to any recurring task. The reminder fires at your chosen time to bring the task to your attention, regardless of how often it recurs.

Yes. Completing recurring tasks regularly builds streak data in Taskke. Individual task streaks track how consistently you complete one specific recurring task. Streak Bundles let you group multiple recurring tasks into one shared consistency goal.

Free users can create up to 4 daily recurring tasks, 2 weekly recurring tasks, and 2 monthly recurring tasks. Pro users get unlimited recurring tasks across all frequencies.

Recurring tasks keep regular responsibilities visible in your list automatically, removing the friction of recreating them. Combined with reminders and streak tracking, they make it easier to see whether you are actually maintaining your routine — not just planning to.

Open or create a task, tap 'Add Reminder', and choose a date and time. Taskke will send a push notification at that time. Reminders can be added to any task — one-off, recurring, or timer tasks.

Yes. You can add a reminder to any recurring task. The recurring task resets on its schedule, and the reminder fires at your chosen time to keep it front-of-mind.

First, check that notifications are enabled for Taskke in your Android Settings → Apps → Taskke → Notifications. Also make sure Do Not Disturb is not blocking them. On some Android devices, battery optimization can prevent background notifications — check Settings → Battery → Battery Optimization and set Taskke to 'Unrestricted' or 'Don't optimize'. If the issue persists, contact help@taskke.online.

Android battery optimization can prevent apps from running in the background, which stops scheduled notifications. Go to Settings → Battery → Battery Optimization (the exact path varies by device manufacturer), find Taskke, and set it to 'Unrestricted' or 'Don't optimize'. This is the most common cause of missing reminders on Android.

Reminders make it easier to act on tasks at the right time, which reduces the chance of a missed completion. Whether that translates into a longer streak depends on follow-through — Taskke's streak tracking then shows your actual consistency pattern over time.

Yes. You can set reminders on any task that is part of a Streak Bundle. Reminders help ensure each task in the bundle comes to your attention at the right time, making it easier to hit the bundle's daily consistency goal.

A streak in Taskke is a count of consecutive or consistent task completions over time. Taskke has three streak systems: an overall daily goal streak, individual task streaks, and Streak Bundles (group streaks). Each measures consistency differently.

The overall streak counts a day as successful when you complete a percentage of your daily tasks that you set yourself (50–100%). An individual task streak tracks how consistently you complete one specific recurring task. A Streak Bundle (group streak) groups related tasks and counts the streak when you complete enough tasks from the group each day.

Yes. Each task in Taskke can build its own streak. Complete it consistently and the streak count grows. The streak detail screen shows your current streak, best streak, total completions, success rate, and a calendar history.

The daily goal streak tracks your overall daily consistency. You set a completion percentage target (from 50% to 100% of your daily tasks). Each day you meet or exceed that target counts as a goal day, keeping your overall streak going.

Taskke uses named streak milestones: Spark (3 days), Ember (7 days), Flame (14 days), Blaze (30 days), and Inferno (60 days). These give you concrete progress markers as your streak grows.

The streak detail view shows: current day streak, best streak, total completions, success rate, and a calendar view of your completion history month by month.

Missing a day resets your current streak. Your best streak is preserved as a record of your longest run. Taskke Pro includes streak freezes, which protect your streak for one missed day.

Taskke Pro includes streak freezes that protect your streak for one missed day. On the free plan, a missed day resets the current streak count, though your best streak record is always retained.

Yes. Recurring tasks provide the consistent schedule — the task resets automatically on its interval. Streak tracking then records how consistently you complete it each time it appears. This pairing makes recurring tasks the foundation for building measurable consistency.

Hit rate is the percentage of eligible days on which you met your daily goal. For example, if your goal was reachable on 30 days and you hit it on 24 of them, your hit rate is 80%.

For an individual task streak, success rate is the proportion of times the task was completed out of the total number of times it was due. A higher success rate indicates more consistent completion.

A Streak Bundle is a Taskke feature that groups related tasks into one shared consistency streak. Instead of tracking each task's streak separately, the bundle tracks whether you complete enough tasks from the group each day — giving your whole routine a single streak.

Group Streak is the Taskke feature that powers Streak Bundles. It groups your own related tasks into one consistency goal. The 'group' refers to a group of your own tasks — not a group of people. Taskke Group Streaks are a personal productivity tool, not a social or team feature.

An individual task streak answers: 'How consistent am I with this one task?' A Streak Bundle answers: 'How consistent am I with this overall routine?' Individual streaks are best for tracking single habits. Streak Bundles are best for tracking a complete routine made up of several related tasks.

Yes. That is exactly what a Streak Bundle does. Group multiple related tasks — for example, a morning routine including exercise, meditation, and planning — into one bundle. Completing enough tasks from the group each day contributes to the shared bundle streak.

No. Taskke's Group Streak feature is entirely personal. It groups your own tasks together. There is no social sharing, team streak, or friend-streak functionality in Taskke. The word 'group' refers to a group of your own tasks, not a group of people.

Yes. A fitness routine might include daily exercise, a step goal, and a recovery session. Grouping those tasks into a Streak Bundle means the whole fitness routine has one shared streak — so you're tracking whether you're actually following the routine consistently.

Yes. A study bundle might include reviewing notes, practice questions, and reading. Bundling them together tracks whether the overall study routine is holding — not just whether you completed one individual item.

Yes. A work routine bundle might include reviewing priorities in the morning, a deep-focus session, and a planning task for tomorrow. One streak then measures how consistently you're running the whole routine.

Yes. Recurring tasks provide the structure — the tasks appear automatically on their schedule. A Streak Bundle groups those recurring tasks together and tracks their combined consistency as one streak. This gives you both the structure of recurring tasks and the broader routine view of a bundle.

Yes. The free plan includes 1 Streak Bundle with up to 5 recurring tasks. Taskke Pro (or the 15-day free trial) gives you unlimited Streak Bundles with unlimited tasks in each.

Yes. Taskke's analytics section shows your completion rate, active days, streak, best streak, and productivity trend chart across 7D, 30D, 90D, and All Time ranges — giving you a broader view of your consistency history alongside the bundle's streak count.

Taskke analytics shows: completed task count, completion rate (with trend indicator), active days, day streak, best streak, hit rate, and a Productivity Trend bar chart. It also includes a Daily Goal Streak section with current streak, best streak, goal days, and hit rate. Time range options are 7D, 30D, 90D, and All Time.

Completion rate is the percentage of your tasks that you completed within a given time range. It shows how much of your planned work you actually finished. A trend indicator shows whether your rate is going up or down compared to the previous period.

Active days is the number of days within the selected time range on which you completed at least one task. It shows how regularly you are engaging with your task list.

The Productivity Trend section shows a bar chart of your daily completion rate across the selected time range, with a reference line marking your daily goal. This makes it easy to see which days you were above or below your target, and how your pattern is changing over time.

Taskke analytics offers four time ranges: 7D (last 7 days), 30D (last 30 days), 90D (last 90 days), and All Time. Switch between them to see your data from different perspectives.

The Daily Goal Streak tracks how consistently you are meeting your daily completion goal. It shows your current streak, best streak, total goal days, and hit rate — all based on whether you reached your chosen daily completion percentage each day.

Yes. Taskke includes a calendar history view that shows your task completion and streak history month by month — letting you see patterns in your activity over time at a glance.

Full analytics is available on Pro. Free users have access to basic streak tracking. Pro unlocks the complete analytics view including the productivity trend chart, Daily Goal Streak section, and all time range options.

Students can use analytics to see how consistently they are completing study sessions and revision routines. The completion rate and active day count show whether a study routine is holding across a week or month — useful for identifying gaps before exams.

Yes. Taskke works as a connector (a remote MCP server) for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Mistral and other AI apps that support remote MCP connectors. Once connected, you can ask the assistant to plan your day, add, reschedule or complete tasks, create Streak Bundles, and show your stats. The connector address is https://taskke.online/mcp. Setup steps for each app are at taskke.online/ai-connectors and in the Taskke app under Settings → Connected AI apps.

It can see your tasks and streaks, create and update tasks, mark them done, and create Streak Bundles. It cannot delete anything, see your account details, or change your subscription. You approve each app on a Taskke consent screen before it gets access.

Free: up to 50 tasks per week. Pro: up to 1,000 tasks per week. The limit is shared by all AI apps connected to your account and resets every Monday at 00:00 UTC. Tasks you add in the Taskke app don't count, failed or automatically repeated requests aren't counted, and reading, updating or completing tasks never counts.

In the Taskke app, open Settings → Connected AI apps and tap Disconnect next to the app. It loses access right away. You can also remove the connector in the AI app's own settings.

Only allow access if you started connecting that app yourself a moment ago. Taskke recognises the main AI apps by the address they return to. Other apps can work too, but anyone can register an app under any name, so cancel if you're unsure.

Taskke's focus timer supports Pomodoro-style focus sessions. Timer tasks let you define work that is measured by time spent rather than a binary completion. Run the timer during your session and complete the task when done.

The Pomodoro technique is a time-management method where you work in focused intervals (typically 25 minutes) followed by short breaks. Taskke's timer tasks support this style of focused work — set the duration for your session and use the task to track your focus blocks.

Students can create timer tasks for study sessions — set a session length, start the timer, and focus without distraction. Completing those timer tasks builds streak data, so you can see how consistently you are doing your study blocks over the week.

Freelancers can use timer tasks to track billable work blocks and project focus time. Each completed timer task feeds into analytics, letting you see how many focused sessions you completed across the week or month.

Yes. Timer tasks can be set to recur daily, weekly, or monthly — just like any other task type. A daily timer task for a study or work session will reset each day, letting you track your focus streak.

Yes. Taskke has a permanent free plan with no time limit. It includes unlimited one-off tasks, up to 4 daily recurring tasks, 2 weekly recurring tasks, 2 monthly recurring tasks, 1 Streak Bundle with up to 5 tasks, and 50 AI-created tasks per week — with task reminders and basic streak tracking included.

Free includes: unlimited one-off tasks, 4 daily recurring tasks, 2 weekly recurring tasks, 2 monthly recurring tasks, 1 Streak Bundle with up to 5 tasks, 50 AI-created tasks per week, task reminders, and basic streak tracking. Pro adds: unlimited recurring tasks (all frequencies), unlimited Streak Bundles, 1,000 AI-created tasks per week, full analytics, all task types, all themes, and streak freezes.

Yes. New users get a 15-day free trial of Taskke Pro when they first download the app. The trial gives full access to Pro features for 15 days.

After the 15-day trial, you continue using the free version with its standard features and limits. You will not lose your account or your data. If you want to keep Pro features, subscribe to Pro Monthly ($2.99/month) or Pro Yearly ($24/year).

Taskke Pro Monthly costs $2.99 per month.

Taskke Pro Yearly costs $24 per year, which works out to $2 per month.

Pro subscriptions are handled through Google Play. Billing, cancellation, and subscription management are managed through your Google Play account in the usual way.

Free plan limits: unlimited one-off tasks, up to 4 daily recurring tasks, up to 2 weekly recurring tasks, up to 2 monthly recurring tasks, 1 Streak Bundle with up to 5 recurring tasks, and up to 50 tasks per week created through AI apps. More Streak Bundles, full analytics, all task types, and all themes require Pro.

No. The free plan includes 1 Streak Bundle with up to 5 recurring tasks. Pro (or the 15-day free trial) makes Streak Bundles unlimited.

Taskke supports two sign-in methods: Google sign-in (using your existing Google account) and email sign-in (with an email address and password). Both are available on the sign-in screen.

Yes. When you sign up with an email address, Taskke sends a verification email. Verifying your email confirms your account and enables password reset functionality.

On the sign-in screen, tap 'Forgot password?' and enter your email address. You'll receive a reset link that opens directly in the Taskke app to set a new password. This works for email sign-in accounts.

Taskke includes 6 visual themes to choose from. You can switch themes in the app settings.

Taskke supports 4 languages. You can change the app language in settings.

Go to Settings → Account → Delete Account inside the app. All your data is permanently removed. This action cannot be undone.

Go to the app's Settings section and choose Sign Out. Your data remains saved to your account and will be available when you sign in again.

Check that notifications are enabled for Taskke in Android Settings → Apps → Taskke → Notifications. If enabled but still not working, check battery optimization: go to Settings → Battery → Battery Optimization, find Taskke, and set it to 'Unrestricted'. Some device manufacturers (Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi) have aggressive battery management — check your device's app management settings for additional restrictions.

Streaks reset when you miss a day according to Taskke's calculation. Check the streak detail view to see your completion history calendar — this will show which day was missed. If you believe it was a technical error, contact help@taskke.online with details.

If you signed up with email, use the 'Forgot password?' option on the sign-in screen to reset your password. If you signed up with Google, ensure your Google account is available on the device. If neither works, email help@taskke.online for account support.

Analytics data is based on your actual task completions within the selected time range. Check that you are viewing the correct time range (7D, 30D, 90D, or All Time). If the data appears wrong after this check, contact help@taskke.online with a description of what you expected versus what you see.

Email help@taskke.online with a description of the issue, what you were doing when it occurred, and your Android version and device model. Screenshots or screen recordings are helpful if you can include them. We reply within 24–48 hours.

Use the Contact page or email help@taskke.online to share your feature ideas. We read all feedback and use it to inform future development.

No. Taskke does not sell or rent your personal data to third parties. Your data is not used for advertising or shared with advertisers.

Taskke collects account information (such as name and email), tasks and task details (descriptions, due dates, priorities, repeat schedules, reminder settings), task completion records, streak data and consistency progress, app preferences, and basic device/technical information (device type, OS version, app version, crash reports). Taskke does not collect payment information, precise location data, or contact lists.

Your data is used to provide the Taskke service — powering task management, streak tracking, reminders, and analytics. Account information is used to authenticate you. Technical data helps us identify and fix problems. We do not use your data for advertising or sell it to third parties.

Your account data is stored securely. For full details on how data is protected, see the Privacy Policy.

When you delete your account (Settings → Account → Delete Account), all your data is permanently removed. This action cannot be undone.

The full Taskke Privacy Policy is available at taskke.online/privacy. It covers all information we collect, how it is used, how it is shared (or not), and your rights.

Taskke is for anyone who wants a structured way to manage tasks, build consistent routines, and track progress over time. Students, freelancers, entrepreneurs, professionals, and anyone building personal routines benefit from Taskke's combination of task management, recurring tasks, reminders, and streak tracking.

Email help@taskke.online for support, bug reports, feature requests, or general questions. We reply within 24–48 hours. You can also use the Contact page on this website.

Most to-do apps stop at checking items off. Taskke adds recurring tasks, streak tracking, Streak Bundles (grouping related habits into one streak), productivity analytics, and a focus timer — so you can see whether you're actually maintaining your routines over time, not just planning to.

The Taskke Terms of Service are available at taskke.online/terms.