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My First Task for Startups & Indie Hackers
Most task managers assume you already know what you're building. My First Task starts a step earlier — at the idea — and carries it through to a launched product.
Where This Usually Gets Messy
How Startups & Indie Hackers Use It
Capture every idea as it comes
Log it in the idea backlog — no board, no commitment — and move it through Considering and Planned as it takes shape.
Convert the ones worth building
One click turns a Planned idea into a real project, seeded with the Launch a SaaS template's stages and starting tasks.
Track it from planning to launch
Planning → Development → Testing → Production → Maintenance → Completed — the whole build cycle in one place, not scattered across a notes app and a spreadsheet.
Keep the whole team (however small) in sync
Invite a co-founder or contractor into the workspace with a role that matches what they should touch.
Start From a Built-In Template
The Launch a SaaS template ships with the app — apply it and the stages below are ready before you add a single task.
Features You'll Use Most
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this useful if it's just me?
Yes — a workspace of one still gets the idea backlog, boards, and reporting. Nothing requires a team to be worth using.
Can I run more than one product idea at a time?
Yes — the Free plan supports up to 3 active projects, which covers most solo founders juggling a main product and a side experiment.
What happens to an idea I decide not to build?
Archive it — it's out of your active backlog but not deleted, in case priorities change later.
Set Up Your Workspace
Free for teams up to 10 — no credit card required.