MeisterTask
meistertask.comSummary
Ask questionsMeisterTask is a work management software designed to help teams centralize projects, tasks, and discussions. It offers features like Kanban boards, recurring tasks, custom workflows, and reporting to streamline operations and track progress. The platform is available on mobile and desktop, and emphasizes security and compliance.
Features6/14
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1 of 4
Task Automation
Workflow Observation
Pattern Analysis
Actionable Suggestions
Other
5 of 10
Smart Templates Library
Integration APIs
Team Collaboration
Analytics Dashboard
Privacy Controls
Macro Recording
Contextual Inline Help
Onboarding Accelerator
Knowledge Sharing
Non-Intrusive UI
PricingSubscription
See allFree
- Unlimited tasks
- Up to 3 projects
- Up to 5 notes
- Unlimited team members
- Import direct from Asana & Trello
- 20 Meister AI prompts
- Templates
- Mobile and desktop apps
Pro
- Includes Free, plus:
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited notes
- External sharing
- Advanced search
- 75 Meister AI prompts
- Personal dashboard
- Integrations
- Private projects
- Recurring tasks & automations
Business
- Includes Pro, plus:
- Timeline
- Subtasks
- Roles and permissions
- Custom reports
- 350 Meister AI prompts
- Custom fields
- Group sharing
- Multiple admins
- Unlimited version history
- Advanced security
- Priority email & phone support
Enterprise
- Includes Business, plus:
- Custom payment terms
- Flexible payment options
- SSO
- Compliance exports
- German & English-speaking agents
- Dedicated CS manager
- Personalized onboarding from certified scrum experts
Rationale
MeisterTask is primarily a project and task management software, not an AI-driven desktop assistant that observes workflows and provides suggestions. While it offers features like task automation (recurring tasks and automations), smart templates, integrations, and team collaboration, it lacks the core 'must-have' features of workflow observation, pattern analysis, and actionable suggestions. The 'MeisterAI' feature mentioned is for finding pages or writing content, not for analyzing user workflows for optimization.