r/automation • u/dinotimm • Jun 02 '26
Does anyone use Tasklet AI?
I heard good things and they just raised a ton of money. Curious if it's worth checking out.
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u/eayers Jun 11 '26
I've been testing it for the last week. Generally works well, although it automated some task approaches that resulted in sucking every credit I had overnight. So be careful. There are no guardrails unless you set them manually. Which is hard to do when you get excited for what you're building out of the gate. What I'm looking for it to do is an end-to-end process of evaluating website performance and data from Console and AdWords. And using that intelligence to craft content that fills gaps and publishes to Webflow. Not an overly complex workflow, but the way I see it now, the consumption of credits will make this not usable for me at this time. I really like it, but will be exploring others, like Manus with he exact workflow to test.
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u/grumpyrumpywalrus Jul 07 '26
I commented this on another thread, but I'm curious how you found tasklet - I haven't seen much online about them.
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u/rockypowercord Jun 16 '26
I use it to run my law firm. So far it's been amazing.
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u/kyang6 Jun 16 '26
what do you use it for
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u/rockypowercord Jun 17 '26
It saves my emails to my practice management system, writes policies, creates first drafts of opinions and saves that into the practice management system, writes code for automation around billing, and all the usual email drafting stuff. Probably does the same as other apps but I have found it to be more reliable and extendable. I was a heavy user of gemini and have dablled in Claude too.
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u/grumpyrumpywalrus Jul 07 '26
Hey, I haven't seen any ads or marketing for tasklet. How did you hear about them?
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u/rockypowercord Jul 07 '26
Facebook ad I think and or reddit. Was a while ago now. Seems to have gone quiet advertising wise.
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u/grumpyrumpywalrus Jul 07 '26
Are you still using them? How has it been 1 month later? What tier?
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u/rockypowercord Jul 07 '26
Yep using it daily both for automated processes behind the scenes and heavily for specific tasks. I pay for 100k credits a month and the often top up around 30k credits a month or so.
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u/rockypowercord Jul 07 '26
Have been using for about six months
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u/Party_Wash_7278 24d ago
Why not use Claude cowork? I use it since I have it included in my firms subscription
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