
TaskShelf
We fixed what Jira and Linear get wrong. One flat price.
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Sep 28, 2026
About TaskShelf
We got tired of paying Jira, Linear, and ClickUp prices for tools our non-dev teammates couldn't figure out and our engineers didn't love. So we built the one we wished existed. TaskShelf is not a tool built only for non-technical people. It's a full-powered platform for technical teams - GitHub integration, sprints, REST API, keyboard-first workflow - that happens to be clear enough for everyone else to use too. Engineers and non-engineers, same workspace, zero confusion. One flat yearly price. Every feature, every person. A 25-person team pays $100/year - not $2,000+. No seat math, no feature gates, no "who gets a license" meetings. Invite the whole company; the price doesn't move. What's inside: • Tasks, boards, sprints & requests - Slack, GitHub, in-app feedback, and the API all land in one human-reviewed queue • Your calendar, built in - Google & Outlook sync. See upcoming meetings next to your tasks, join with one click, and drag unscheduled work into real free time slots. No PM tool at this price does this. • A flow that never breaks - tasks open in a half-sheet, not a full page. Context stays visible, Esc closes it. (Yes, we're looking at you, Linear.) • Keyboard-first - Cmd/Ctrl+K runs everything. Fast on web, macOS, Windows, and Linux. • Explains itself - powerful enough for engineering teams, simple enough for accountants, designers, and any company to be productive in minutes. That's the entire point. 7-day free trial, full product, no card required. Built by a US-registered team that ships updates constantly - request a feature in-app and watch it appear.
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Average 5.0 out of 5
Based on 7 reviews
Built this after years of watching teams pay thousands for tools they secretly hated using. TaskShelf is our answer: every feature for every person at one flat price ($100/yr for 25 people), your calendar and meetings built into the plan view, Slack/GitHub requests in one queue, and a UI that explains itself - no onboarding doc required. We're a small US-registered team shipping updates weekly. Happy to answer any questions here!
TaskShelf has been a really good fit for our team. The UI is clean and easy to understand, so both our technical and non-technical teammates picked it up quickly without much training. As a CEO, I also really like the pricing. Having one flat price for the whole team makes things much simpler compared to per-seat pricing. The workflow feels fast, the GitHub integration is useful for our engineers, and the overall experience just feels less complicated than the other tools we have tried. Our team has been enjoying it so far.
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What stood out to me with TaskShelf is how little friction there is in the everyday workflow. A lot of project management tools feel like they require you to constantly manage the tool itself, but TaskShelf stays pretty lightweight. I like the way tasks open without taking you away from the rest of the workspace, and the keyboard shortcuts make it really quick to move around when you're working through a lot of tasks. Our team also uses the calendar integration quite a bit, since it helps us see meetings and work in the same place. After using it for a while, the biggest compliment I can give is that the tool doesn't get in the way of the work. It just feels natural to use.
We have been using TaskShelf for our team and really like it. The UI is simple, fast, and easy for everyone to understand, while still having the features our engineers need. The GitHub integration, sprints, keyboard shortcuts, and calendar integration have been very useful for us. I also like that tasks stay open in a small window, so you do not lose the context of what you are working on. The flat pricing is another big plus. We can invite the whole team without worrying about extra seats or feature limits. Overall, TaskShelf has made managing our work much easier and less confusing.





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We built TaskShelf because we were tired of $2,000/yr tools our own team couldn't figure out. One flat price - $100/yr for 25 people, every feature included. Ask us anything 🚀