AgileTask.ai

Wrote 40 names to replace "AgileTask". Almost every one I liked was already taken. 4 fantasy names survived. Posted them on Indie Hackers with a poll. Vote on the one that should win: indiehackers.com/post/i-wrote-4… #buildinpublic #indiehackers

@cyrilgupta This is the exact founder pain we’re building around with AgileTask.ai. Not “more tasks” but a tighter weekly sprint system for turning vague growth goals into clear actions that actually get users.

Building a product is super easy The hard part is "getting users"

@_Blakestewart Great reminder. Founders need to state the destination (outcome) first, then show the product as the vehicle. This is the loop we’re trying to automate with AgileTask.ai.

VCs fund outcomes. The unspoken question in every pitch meeting is what the world looks like if this works. Most founders answer what the product does instead.

@saadixsd This is exactly the trap solo founders fall into: shipping feels productive because it is visible, but validation is uncomfortable because it can reject the whole idea. The hard part is turning customer signal into the next sprint without drowning in tasks.

Founders often mistake movement for progress. Coding a feature is easy. Talking to a user is hard. Validation isn't found in your IDE; it is found in your customer's bank statement. Stop building in a vacuum.

Wrote up 46 days of building AgileTask on IndieHackers this morning. Three full redesigns. Cadence. Canvas. Ember. All scrapped. v4.5.1 is what survived. The lesson under the lesson is the part I did not expect to learn. indiehackers.com/post/day-46-th…

Live at agiletask.ai $21/mo Pro Target is $1K MRR by May 31. 15 days. Posting the receipts either way.

The task editor. Title, description, checklist. Autosave. AI sharpens vague task descriptions. One button to ship it. No status field. No story points. No assignee dropdown. There is one of you.

The canvas in motion. Goal on top. Current sprint with progress and day count. The one task you should be doing right now. What is next. Nothing else. No inbox. No tags. No "workspaces."

This is AgileTask. One screen. Three goals max. The app tells you the truth about where you are. "Behind. 2 of 5 shipped. End of day in 0m. 3 left to stay on pace." Most productivity apps comfort you. This one keeps score.

Next week: - hit 5 active users - ship onboarding v2 - publish the sprint method as a public framework Follow along if this is useful. RT post 1 if you're also shipping solo.

First real activation signal: one trial user created their first sprint this week. One. That's the number that matters right now. Not vanity traffic. One human using the product.

End of week 1 after I ripped the wrapper out of AgileTask. Here's what happened, what I learned, and what I'm shipping next week. Open thread.

DM if you want the exact AI operator setup.

72 hours after I ripped the wrapper out of my SaaS: - 3 PRs merged (auth, analytics, email) - Sentry green, 0 errors - Password reset working - First trial user logged in since relaunch Boring stack + AI operator + solo founder. That's the cadence.

I went silent for 3 days to ship Phase 3. My MRR is still €0. Here's what I learned indiehackers.com/post/i-went-si… via @IndieHackers

If you're a solo founder tired of task tools that feel like admin, the private beta is open: agiletask.ai I'll personally onboard you. Reply or DM "cadence" and I'll send the link. #buildinpublic #indiehackers

Here's the thing I want to be honest about: I just spent 3 days heads-down building this. Zero posts. Zero outreach. Result: 0 new signups, €0 new MRR. Ship-in-silence = die-in-silence. If the product is calmer, the founder still has to leave the building.

I rebuilt my task app into something that feels like a calm room instead of a to-do list. Sidebar. ⌘K. ⌘⇧A quick-capture. Inbox. Daily Log. Still €0 MRR. Still Day 29. Here's what I shipped and why I think it matters for solo founders: