TaskMagic Reviews

I'm just scratching the surface with what is capable and I'm already hooked.
I think about automation all day, everyday.
Task Magic is about to help me execute many ideas that had been bottlenecked with manual tasks.

I didn't understand TaskMagic the first time I saw it here on Appsumo.
It's like an automation tool suite.
Each singular tool is super powerful on its own, but when you combine them... I'm still wrapping my mind around the possibilities.

I purchased Tier 6 of TaskMagic and I really haven't had a chance to use it as much as I want to, simply because I have been drowning in Administration, which is the very reason I bought TaskMagic...to help reduce the admin. Like the saying goes, "I drink cause I'm lonesome, and I'm lonesome cause I drink".

That said, I have played around with it, and it looks easy enough for me to use and get operational. Also, they have just released AI Agents, which looks as though it's going to make things even easier/better.

The team are also super helpful, and you can tell they are proud of their product and really want it to succeed. They are not a name face, they share what is happening with their business, and you can see their excitement.

I highly recommend this product.

new to it and are impressed by how easy it is to get started, but above all with the very active Skoll community.

This [whatever this is] should not be called a "software" as it fails the basic priciples of software design. I.e. "Reliability" - a software must be reliable. This is the most un-reliable thing I have ever tried. Same setup runs occassionally and most of the time gives 0 results from scraping. Sometimes emitting 4 lines for a 30 list scrape. Never seen anything this unreliable. Tried js and the result may have the data, it fails to store it to proper columns on th google sheets! Instead of a "software" this must be called a "frustration hyper" - which is apt for it's unreliable design.

Now the funny guy who foiunded this may comment back saying this is definitely not a 1 star product, let me save him some time - you are 100% correct. But appsumo don't have 0 or -ve tacos which I will be gladly rating it if it is allowed. It was so boasted that somone doesn't know how to code created this, and it has all the breadcrumbs of bugs lurking over deeply to create enough frustration to the buyer with weird clownish unreliable results. Check the other 2 and 1 star reviews, they are perfect to describe this product. (I deny to call it a software as it also violates idempotency i.e when the input is unchanged, the software must produce same result for same input. But when you run this "joke" service or whatever, it gives unpredictable, unusable, unreliable results. Instead of releasing this to users, they shoulve applied for guniesse record for such an unpredictable result machine as it takes a genius to create something that gives wide variety of results for the same input. 165 +ve reviews? How? May be its all by thier own marketing teams.

Update to founders response:
For the future creators, a good software is one which never requires any assistance or help. For such a software the desgin will be intuitive and follows "never make me think" principle for design which will flow naturally with majority users. On majority of the reviews or questions, if someone is begging the customer to contact thier support, that speaks volumes about thier design and product. Cutomers don't buy products here to waste thier valuable time running around customer services reporting bugs and fixing bugs for your bug ridden unworthy to be released product. They buy it to use it. And something this unreliable and unusable made it to Appsumo is frustrating. May be it's time for AppSumo to safeguard it's reputation by having thier own QA team to filter such rubbish products in the future.

When I bought Tier 4 of TaskMagic, I wasn’t just looking for a tool—I was betting on a vision. And it paid off.

It took me a few weeks to fully understand the tool, but every minute invested was worth it. The learning curve wasn’t a wall—it was a path, made easier by one of the most active and helpful communities I’ve ever seen in the SaaS space. I’ve never felt alone in the process.

The team behind TaskMagic? They're not just building software—they're building something with heart. Every question I’ve had was answered. Every doubt, clarified. They don’t act like people chasing money—they’re clearly people chasing impact.

And now they’ve introduced AI agents. While I haven’t tested them yet, it’s clear this team never settles. They keep pushing, evolving, and growing—and taking us with them.

Today, TaskMagic handles 60% of the repetitive work in my business. That means more time for me, more time for strategy, and more time to explore new growth opportunities I never thought I’d have time for.

If you’re on the fence, get off it. This is more than a tool—it’s a multiplier.