App catalog
Install CRM, intake, dispatch, invoices, vendors, hiring, requests, and follow-up apps without starting from a blank workspace.
Product
One operating system for the apps that run your business.
Taskingos combines an app marketplace, shared records, workflows, reporting, and operator-assisted setup so small and medium businesses can run more of the company from one workspace.
App catalogShared workspaceOperator setup
Operating model
The app store is only the front door.
The marketplace is the starting point. The real product is the shared operating layer underneath every installed app.
Product surfaces
Install apps, connect records, shape workflows, and report on the work.
Each product area gets a real visual proof point, not a generic dashboard. The same app-store workspace language carries through every section.
App catalogStart from a real business app.
Pick a starter for CRM, intake, dispatch, invoices, vendors, hiring, internal requests, or practice operations.
Operator setupTurn a business prompt into structure.
The operator helps draft records, fields, forms, workflow stages, reports, and launch checks before publishing.
Shared recordsKeep every app connected.
Customer records, company context, files, invoices, tasks, owners, and timeline events stay in one model.
Pricing modelBuy the workspace, then add apps.
One operating layer lets teams add more workflows without creating another disconnected tool for every process.
Team rolloutGive every team its own app and one context.
Sales, delivery, finance, support, operations, and leadership can work from the same customer/work model.
Launch libraryUse playbooks to expand from the first workflow.
Resources and rollout guides help teams choose the first app, confirm owners, test workflow, and expand reporting.
Operator-assisted setup
Describe the business process. Review the workspace before launch.
The operator is not just a support chat. It helps draft and revise the operating structure: records, workflow stages, views, forms, reports, owners, and automation rules.
Prompt
Explain the customers, handoffs, approvals, files, and follow-up your team manages.
Inspect
Review the proposed records, workflow stages, reports, and launch checklist.
Refine
Ask for field, stage, owner, permission, and report changes before publishing.
Launch path
From starter app to running operating system.
The first app should make the next workflow easier, not create another data island.
Choose the first app
Start with the workflow that has the clearest customer or operator pain.
Install the structure
Create records, views, workflow stages, owner tasks, reports, and setup notes.
Tune it with the operator
Adjust fields, stages, automations, owners, permissions, and reports in plain language.
Add the next process
Install adjacent apps into the same workspace so the operating model gets stronger over time.
Why it compounds
Every installed app adds useful structure to the same workspace.
CRM, intake, dispatch, invoice, vendor, hiring, request, and practice operations apps become stronger when they share records, owners, tasks, workflow history, and reporting.
Build the operating system around the way your business works.
Start with one app, then keep shaping the workspace around how your business actually wins, serves, bills, and follows up.