We built the tool they said couldn't exist. Then we priced it the way they said we couldn't.
Samarth Patel & Shubham PatelEvery task tool charged per seat.
So every company rationed it.
Engineers got accounts.
Everyone else got a spreadsheet.
The vendor called that a pricing model.
We refused.
One price. Everyone's in. Nothing to learn.
Launched in silence on 10 September 2026.
#2 Product of the Day eighteen days later.
Silence is over.
Founder & CEO
They told me this is just how software is priced.
I decided it wasn't.
Build something good enough and the world has no choice but to follow.
Sets the direction, the price and every word on this site. Reads every support email.
Co-founder & CTO
Fast is a form of respect.
Every second a tool makes you wait, it's telling you your time matters less than its shortcuts.
Nothing I build gets to say that.
Built the engine — real-time sync, the calendar inside your tasks, native apps on every desktop.
If the accountant needs training, we failed. Every screen is built for the engineer and for the person who has never heard the word sprint — at the same time.
Per-seat pricing taxes growth and rewards rationing. We charge one price for the whole company and treat every new hire as a win, not an invoice line.
We'd rather be the tool a company never leaves than the one that squeezed one more dollar out of one more seat.
support@taskshelf.app — usually answered the same day, by a founder. Feature requests go on the public board inside the app, where you watch them get built.
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