Fig. 01Chat
One line in chat
Turn a message into a task. The first line becomes the title, and the original message and its author stay in the description — so nobody has to ask why it exists.
Illustrations simplify the real screens.
Team chat guideWork management, solo or in a small team
From “I’ll handle it” to done.
Tabple is a work management app where team chat, tasks, docs and your calendar stay connected. Turn a message into a task and see it through to done on the web, your computer or your phone.
No card required · Works in your browser
Tabple, by example
TAB-14To do
Write the pricing FAQ
OwnerMayaDueFriday, September 18
Created from chat
“Write the pricing FAQ I’ll have it ready by next Friday.”
A sample you can click throughNothing here is saved.
Open the chat it came from and the doc it’s linked to.
How one decision in chat becomes finished work
Decisions in a chat thread, to-dos in a spreadsheet, notes in yet another app. Work slips through the gaps.
In Tabple, it flows from chat to done without a break.
Fig. 02Board
becomes a card on the board,
To do, in progress, done. Drag cards between stages and see owners and due dates at a glance. The same tasks work as a list or a timeline, too.
Boards guideFig. 03Docs
gets linked in the meeting notes,
Type [[ in a doc to find a task and link it. The link shows up on both sides, so you can open the doc from the task, too.
Docs & wiki guideFig. 04Calendar
lands on the calendar on its due date,
Tasks with a due date show up in the board’s calendar view and on your own calendar. Send them to Google Calendar if you like.
Calendar guideFig. 05Done
and gets done once.
Mark it done and the board and the calendar both show it. No tidying up the same work in two places.
Getting started guideStart light. Add what you need.
Tasks and chat are plenty to begin with. As the team and the work grow, everything else is already in the same project.
Find anything at once
Lost track of where that came up? Search “FAQ” and the chat, the task and the doc show up together. No need to remember where you wrote it down.
Search guideOn every device
Check a task on your phone on the way in, then pick it up on your computer at your desk. Use Tabple in the browser, or install the apps.
Download the appsTeam deadlines and your day on one calendar
Before you book the dentist, see what’s due that week. Personal and recurring events sit right next to project deadlines, and Google Calendar sync is there when you want it.
Recurring events guideConnect the work to goals
When someone asks how the quarter’s goals are going, you already have the answer. Link tasks to key results and each result shows how many of its tasks are done.
Goals & OKR guideBring your notes with you
The notes you never got around to moving can come with you. Import from Obsidian, Evernote, Bear, Apple Notes or Simplenote and keep writing in docs.
Obsidian import guideRight beside your browser
Found a page you’ll need to deal with later? Save it as a task before you close the tab, and check today’s tasks in Chrome’s side panel.
See the extensions
Take the video tour
Boards, wiki, databases, chat and calendar — shown in the actual app.
Read the video as text
- When work is spread across tools, every tab switch breaks your flow.
- Tabple brings tasks, docs and chat together in one place.
- Board: drag a card to change its status.
- Task details: see the description, checklist, assignees, dates and comments in one panel, and tick off a checklist item.
- Views: switch between Kanban, list, timeline, calendar and Eisenhower.
- Wiki: type a slash (/) to add a checklist block and keep writing.
- Database: see the same data as a table, board, gallery, calendar or chart.
- Chat: @mention a teammate, send a message and add a reaction.
- Calendar: see task due dates, events and holidays on one screen.
- Rhythm: check off routines, run a focus timer and review the week.
- There are also memos, stats, planning, My tasks and notifications.
- In dark mode, cards still move while you're offline, and the changes sync when you reconnect.
- The mobile app shows boards, wiki, calendar, chat and tasks.
- Pick up where you left off on the web, Mac, iPad and iPhone with the same account.
Different teams. Same first step.
Small teams & side projects
“Wait — who said they’d do that?”
Decide it in the project chat and it becomes a task right there. Keep your messenger; just move one piece of ongoing work over.
Invite your teamAgencies & freelancers
“Where did the client send that file again?”
Give every client their own project for chat, docs and deadlines. Invite clients as viewers so they can follow progress.
Roles & permissionsWorking solo
“A to-do app, a notes app, a calendar app…”
Start light with your own tasks, notes and calendar. When someone joins, invite them into the same project.
Notes guide
How Tabple uses your Google account
Tabple uses Google account data only for the features you turn on. It is never used for advertising or to train AI models.
Read the details in our privacy policy- Sign in with GoogleUses your name, email address and profile photo to create your account and sign you in.
- Google Calendar sync (optional)Sends your dated tasks to the calendar you choose as events and keeps them up to date.
- Google Drive attachments (optional)Attaches only the files you pick in the file picker to your docs and messages.
Before you get started
Compare plans and featuresCan I use Tabple on my own?
Yes. Start with your own projects, tasks, notes and calendar. When you work with a team, invite members and set permissions for their roles.
Can I start for free?
You can start with the Free plan. Visit pricing for project and storage limits, planning tools, and the features included in each plan.
Do I need to install an app?
You can use Tabple right in your web browser. Desktop and mobile apps are also available, so choose what suits your device. Chrome and Whale also have extensions you can keep in the sidebar.
Move one thing over this week.
Keep the tools you use today. Finish one piece of this week's work in Tabple and see how it feels — you can learn the rest as you go.