Prepare product materials
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Tabple
What you write down,
becomes what you do.
Turn the decisions in your docs into tasks, and keep chat and schedules in step with your team inside the project.
No card required · Works in your browser
Interactive Tabple example
Website redesign
TAB-1In progress
Refine first-screen copy
Read the proposal and refine the copy for the first screen.
Interactive exampleChanges are not saved.
Open the documents and conversations linked to this task.
- 5 board views
- Turn messages into tasks
- Web · desktop · mobile
Try Tabple
A small project. A hands-on introduction.
Move a task, edit a document, and choose a date. The examples below share one project.
Interactive example. Your input is not saved or transmitted.
Break down the work. See how it's going.
Assign tasks and deadlines, then move work between stages. Switch between a board and a list.
Add a task or change its status below the card.
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In progress1
Refine the opening copy
Maya9/16
Done1
Review the navigation
SamNot set
Read the document. Find the related work.
Organize meeting notes and plans in your document library. See the progress of linked tasks alongside them.
Try editing the document. Change its title to update the shared link in the chat below.
Read the guideLinked task
Task deadlines, with your team's schedule.
See deadlines and recurring events on your calendar. Choose daily, weekly, or monthly views.
Pick a day to change the first task's deadline.
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Keep documents and tasks in the conversation.
Discuss work in project channels and share documents and tasks. Use replies and mentions to keep teammates informed.
Try adding a message, then follow the shared document link.
Read the guideSwitch tools. The work stays connected.
Tasks, documents, schedules and conversations. Explore the tools through real product screens.
See what is next, and what needs you now.
Turn what you decide in chat into a task, and it lands on the board as a card. See progress, owners and due dates together to decide what to focus on.
- Drag tasks between stages
- Manage owners, priorities and due dates
- Switch to list, calendar and other views
Notes worth keeping. Knowledge you can find.
Stop asking “why did we decide that?” Write down what was decided and why, right in the project. Meeting notes, ideas and reference material stay where you can find them again.
- Organize ideas with checklists and tables
- Keep documents and links together
- Edit wiki pages offline
Give a task a date. Make it a plan.
Before you take next week off, check what’s due that week. Personal events and project deadlines share one calendar, with daily, weekly and monthly views.
- See task deadlines on your calendar
- Drag to create and reschedule events
- Build routines with recurring events
Conversations that stay in context.
Start the conversation where the work is, without explaining which project you mean. Direct messages and project rooms sit side by side.
- Project-specific conversation rooms
- Keep conversations going with replies and mentions
- Share files, images and reactions
Turn a rough idea into the next step.
Bring briefs, requirements and user flows into the same space. Develop your ideas and connect them to actionable tasks.
- Draft briefs and organize requirements
- Edit user flows
- Turn a plan into a task list
Desktop & mobile apps
On your desk,
and in your pocket
Desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux, mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android, and a web app in any browser — pick up wherever you left off. Anything you edit offline syncs the moment you reconnect.
Offline first
Keep editing offline and sync when reconnected
Global shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+K global search · Ctrl+Shift+M quick memo
System tray
Receive alerts with the window closed
Push notifications
Mentions, messages and deadline alerts
Home screen widget
See today's tasks without opening the app
Face ID lock
Biometrics on mobile · app lock on desktop
Continue your work on the web and in the app with the same account.
Install from the Mac App Store
Global shortcuts · system tray · app lock
MCP · Model Context Protocol
Claude and Cursor work directly in your workspace
Connect once and Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code can search your Tabple docs, tasks, and feature specs — and create new pages or tasks.
claude · tabple mcp
›Pull together this week's tasks and make me a retro page
get_tasks{ status: "done" }
Found 7 done · 2 in progress
create_page{ title: "June week 2 retro" }
I collected the 7 items you finished this week into a retro page.
June week 2 retroWiki · just created Done
MCP tools for projects, tasks, and the wiki act only within your own permissions — 20 of them, including
get_tasks · create_task · create_pageclaude mcp add --transport http tabple \
https://tabple.com/api/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN>"Paste your issued token where <YOUR_TOKEN> is
Learn about AI toolsCan I get started for free?
Yes. Create an account without a payment card and start on the Free plan. See the pricing page for current prices and what each plan includes.
Can I start on my own and add a team later?
Yes. Start with personal notes and tasks, then invite people to a project. Project collaboration and organization-level team and seat management are separate; check the pricing page for the scope you need.
Can I work without an internet connection?
Offline wiki editing is supported, with changes synced when you reconnect. Features that communicate with the server, such as chat and AI integration, need an internet connection. Offline support can vary by app and feature.
Which devices can I use?
Use a browser, the macOS, Windows or Linux desktop apps, or the iPhone, iPad and Android apps. Chrome and Whale also have extensions that sit in the sidebar. See the download page for installation instructions and device-specific requirements.
A place for whatever comes next.
One note, one small task. Start using Tabple in the way that works for you.