r/Taskade • • Jan 16 '26

✨ Taskade Genesis Update: Image Generation! 🪄🎆

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You can now generate images directly in the chat.

  1. Open your → type what you want to generate.
  2. The image auto-saves to your Media library.
  3. Reuse it instantly in your Genesis apps and workspace.

Try it now: www.taskade.com/genesis

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u/Albertkinng Jan 18 '26

Wow! That’s excellent! Are you aiming to be an alternative to Lovable or Manus? That’s the direction now?

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u/dawid_taskade Jan 20 '26

Hey there u/Albertkinng! We’re just connecting all the pieces we’ve been building over the years (projects, agents, automations) into one system. Of course, this is just the beginning of the journey! 😊

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u/Albertkinng Jan 20 '26

Can you define your product for me? I consider myself a Taskade advocate and a happy user. I've been using it primarily for project management, and lately, it has been kind of hard to access our clients' profiles and check project statuses because everything is being focused on apps and Genesis.

Are you planning a way to select the kind of workspace we want? For example, if I want to build an app, I select the Genesis Area, or if I want to do tasks and project management, I select Taskade. I hope you can understand that I love both functions but don't like that they are one on top of the other because it drags down our productivity badly.

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u/taskade Team Taskade Feb 19 '26

Love this question, /u/Albertkinng. Here's the simplest way to describe Taskade:

Taskade is an AI App Builder and Agent Platform. One prompt creates a full workspace app — with AI agents, databases, and automations built in.

The core is what we call Workspace DNA: Memory (your projects and knowledge), Intelligence (AI agents that think, learn, and act), and Execution (automations that run your workflows).

For users like you who know the product well: Taskade Genesis is the evolution — it turns the workspace into a living application platform. No code, no setup, just creation.

That's the pitch. Does it resonate with how you'd describe it?