Veritask
Task management tool with self-assignment and work results v
Project & task managementAbout the startup
Most task management apps stop at checkmarks. Veritask starts where they stop — with real, verifiable proof that the job is complete. Built for teams that work on site, and for anyone who demands accountability instead of guesswork. What makes Veritask different: • Rich task details: address, geolocation, price, comments, attachments, checklists • Interactive contact info: phone numbers, emails, usernames, and URLs become tappable links with easy access to all popular communication apps • Proof of work completion feature: request live camera shots or other evidence before a task can be closed by the assignee • Self assignment (task marketplace) feature: let your team claim the work they want • Map and calendar views built for mobile crews: see tasks on a map, get directions in one tap, spot your busiest days instantly • Separate workspaces for personal and business needs: client projects, family errands, and side work stay cleanly apart, but all in one app • Connect up to 500 colleagues: no per user fees • Real time sync across iOS, Android, and browser apps • Offline access Veritask can be used as: • Personal / shared to-do list • Task manager / tracker / planner / scheduler • Work management tool • Personal / shared calendar • Purchase / shopping / grocery list • Checklist • Simple orders management app • Punchlist (snag list, defect list) While Veritask is great for any type of task management, it is especially useful for field service specialists: • House repair • Plumbing • Electrical • HVAC • Cleaning • Landscaping • Pest control • etc. Veritask replaces: • Microsoft To-Do – if you need more control on shared tasks, evidence of completed work, task discussions and other business-oriented features • Google Tasks – if you need shareable to-do list for business (Google Tasks is made only for simple personal tasks) • Todoist – if you need proof of work completion and another business features, not just a shared to-do list, and much cheaper • Any.do – if you need file attachments and teamwork with no per-user fees • TickTick – if you need team accountability and field service focused solution • Jobber – if you want simple, but powerful job tracking tool without the CRM bloat and high per seat costs • Housecall Pro – if you need more straightforward and cheaper platform to manage your field-service business • Kickserv – if you need significantly cheaper and easier way to manage your field-service crew • Connecteam – if you need a cheaper team task management tool without excess features • Workiz – if you want a lightweight, task first tool without annoying per user pricing Ready to move from “I think it’s done” to “I can see it’s done”? Get started with Veritask now!
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