TASKHUB FOR SLACK — AND YOUR OTHER TOOLS
Turn email and chat into organized tasks.
Find requests and commitments across your accounts. Review AI suggestions and manage accepted work alongside tasks you add yourself.
You decide what becomes a task. AI suggestions need your review.
A request becomes a suggestion
Inbox
1Suggested · awaiting your review
Review the launch brief
Illustrative suggestion with fictional data.
HOW IT WORKS
Connect. Review. Organize.
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Connect your accounts
Find requests and commitments in your email and chat.
- 02
Review suggestions
Check sources, edit details, then accept, dismiss, snooze, or merge.
- 03
Move work forward
Set due dates, plan your day, and track accepted tasks on your board.
Connections depend on workspace settings and provider permissions.
PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
See TaskHub in action.
Connect Gmail and Slack, review requests, organize tasks, and set a personal reminder.
Connect Slack
Keep Gmail connected and add Slack. Either account can be connected first.
Click or tap the animation to play or pause. Fictional data; no accounts are connected.
An already signed-in user connects Gmail, then adds Slack as a second, independent connection. They choose a seven-day sync period and authorize the Slack workspace. Both accounts appear in Connections. Four suggestions arrive from Gmail and Slack; the user dismisses two and accepts two. They move the Gmail brief to In progress and the Slack visuals task to Waiting, then save a personal reminder for tomorrow at 9 AM.
Connect your Slack account
Start with a TaskHub account. Gmail is optional; the demo shows two independent connections.
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Sign in
Use an email code or Google sign-in, then select your TaskHub workspace.
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Authorize Slack
Open Connections → Add connection → Slack. Choose a sync period, select your Slack workspace, and approve permissions. Admin approval may be required.
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Review your Inbox
After returning to TaskHub, check the connection status. Let sync finish, then review suggestions in Inbox and accept tasks into My tasks.
TaskHub reads permitted conversations and uses OpenAI to suggest tasks and updates. AI can make mistakes; review suggestions before accepting. Plan limits apply. Manage tasks and personal reminders in TaskHub. Disconnect in Connections to stop syncing; accepted tasks and saved sources remain until deleted. Privacy policy
Daily Brief
Know what needs attention.
Your active workspace, at a glance.
Prioritize deadlines
See overdue tasks and today’s deadlines first.
Catch up on changes
Review task activity, suggested updates, and new Inbox suggestions.
Plan today
Add work to your day or mark it complete. Planning never changes a task’s deadline.
Overdue
1Send the revised proposal
Due today
1Confirm the launch checklist
New activity
1Review feedback on the launch visuals
Planned for Today
1Draft next week’s project update
2 suggestions awaiting review
1 suggested update to review
CONTEXT & CONTROL
Keep the source. Choose what to share.
Every saved source includes an excerpt and a link back to the conversation.
Private by default
Suggestions and accepted tasks stay private until you choose to share a task.
Share with your team
Move tasks to a shared board and choose which source context to include.
Title
Review the launch brief
Requester
Emma Wilson
Due date
16 Oct
Emma Wilson · Gmail
Could you review the launch brief and send me your feedback by Friday, 16 October?
Fictional example. Source links in your workspace open the original conversation.