What's TaskAnt?

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TaskAnt is a task and project management tool that aims to save time for users and their teams and customers. It allows users to assign tasks to teammates, set due dates and reminders, comment on and track tasks, and organize tasks into projects. TaskAnt's goal is to provide a simpler alternative to shared to-do lists and more complex project planning software, with an interface that resembles email to make it easy to use. It will be available as both a web and iPad app.

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(It’s a bit like Basecamp-style
TO-DO lists. But better.)

Much simpler than
project planning
software.

It’s basically just trying
to be one SMALL step
above email.

Which makes it look
like an email interface.

Leave your email address to
http://taskant.com/ and we’ll
let you know when we launch.

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