A chat inside every task
Questions, decisions and files stay attached to the work they belong to. Whoever picks it up next month finds the reasoning without asking anyone.
Sign in with Google or Apple. There is no form before the first list.
The same shared list, doing very different jobs for very different people.
Wabi is a task app that works the way you already message people. Make a list, share it with whoever needs it, and talk about the work inside the task itself.
Most task apps hand you a checkbox and leave the conversation in another app. That is where the context goes missing.
Questions, decisions and files stay attached to the work they belong to. Whoever picks it up next month finds the reasoning without asking anyone.
A shared list can still hold a task only you can see. No second secret list.
A partner, a colleague, a whole team. They open the list with everything already in it, and everyone sees the same next task.
The home screen puts what is due and what is urgent at the top, across every list, with no view to configure and no board to groom.
One for the house, one for the team, one for the thing you keep meaning to do.
No trial that expires, no card up front, and no feature held back behind an upgrade prompt. What that covers →
Small teams, households, and people working on their own.
One tap. Call it what you like: Home, Q3 launch, Things I keep forgetting.
Invite whoever the work involves. They see the list and everything already in it.
Comments, files and updates stay attached to the task they belong to.
Download the app and sign in with a Google or Apple account. There is nothing else to fill in before you start.
A private task is visible only to you, even when it sits inside a list you share. See private tasks.
Yes. There are apps for iPhone and Android and a web version at app.wabi.do. Your lists sync between all of them on the same account.
No. The core of Wabi is free. See pricing.
Only the people in the list, and never a private task. See security.
Free on iPhone and Android. Sign in with Google or Apple, make a list, and see whether it fits.