Tassqi

Most project tools organise work for everyone and hold nobody to anything. Deadlines slip quietly, ownership blurs, and the project manager finds out in the meeting where it is already too late. Tassqi is built around that one person’s job: keeping delivery honest when plans, owners and priorities move.

Three guarantees are enforced by the system, not suggested by a checklist. Nothing exists without exactly one accountable owner. Nothing goes late in silence: on the due date the owner has to decide, done, new date with a reason, or dropped with a reason, and if no one decides, Tassqi escalates through the ownership chain after two days. Nothing goes stale unseen: the decision history stays visible. Around that core sit board, list, timeline and calendar views, CSV import, decisions by email without signing in, and an API with webhooks. The AI only proposes; it never writes into your data on its own.

Tassqi is in public beta at tassqi.com. Access is free during the beta, and commercial terms will be published before launch. We say beta because it is one: the guarantees hold, the edges are still being finished.