Interactive contact information: phone numbers, emails, usernames, URLs become tappable links with easy access to all popular communication apps
Proof of work results collection: request live camera shots or other evidence before a task can be closed by the assignee
Task marketplace (self-assignment) feature: let your team claim the work they want
Map and calendar views built for mobile crews: display tasks on a map, get directions in one tap, spot busiest days instantly
Connect up to 500 accounts with no per‑user fees
Flexible user access settings + activity logging
Real‑time sync across iOS, Android, and browser apps
Offline access
Full list of Veritask features
Available on all platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc.
Tasks can be organized into separate "workspaces". The workspace may represent a client, a project, a business, etc.
You can add up to 500 other users (the "team") to work together on tasks. Each user may have his own Veritask account (so, he can create his own workspaces and add his team users as well)
No need to wait for team users to accept your invitation. Moreover, users, created by you, are not obliged to use Veritask app — in this case, you can run everything alone, distributing tasks between them just to track who does what
Each workspace has its own users access configuration. There are 3 levels of access: "basic" (the user can only view tasks assigned to him, add comments, attach files, report task completion, he can't edit task details), "add tasks" (the user can create his own tasks, edit them, assign to other team members), "admin" (unrestricted access to all tasks)
Task details may include: title, description, address, GPS coordinates, due date and time, assignee (s), price, color label, checklist (sub-tasks), spent time
Address automatically defines GPS coordinates
GPS coordinates are automatically geocoded into address
Spent time field can be used for time tracking
Phone numbers, emails, usernames, and URLs inside tasks automatically become tappable links. Start a call or chat via WhatsApp, Telegram, or another messaging app instantly
Every manipulation with the task (changes, updates) is logged
Users may add comments and attach files (photos, videos, other files) to the task
When the task assignee adds notes or attachments, or report task completion, their GPS location is logged
Task checklist may include any number of simple to-dos (the assignee just needs to mark them as completed), or results proof requests (3 types of your choice): the assignee is then asked to upload a live camera photo (gallery images not allowed), an image (from gallery) or a file to complete the checklist item. The task could be marked as completed only after all checklist items are completed
Task self-assignment. The task may be left unassigned initially. In this case it’s "open" to all workspace users. The first user who claims it, becomes the assignee. This feature can be used to create a kind of private order (task) exchange inside the team (employees claim most suitable tasks themselves)
Repeated tasks (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly)
Reminders. Each user can set his own reminder for a task
Push notifications on all updates with the shared tasks
List view. Tasks are neatly organized into Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, Later and Someday lists
Map view. The assignee can instantly get directions to each address using his navigation app
Calendar view. Useful to spot the busiest days
Full text search and search by assignee available
Archived tasks can be exported to CSV
Typical task / order processing flow in Veritask
The task creator (admin / manager / dispatcher) assigns the task to one or several team members
They receive push notifications that the task was assigned to them
They can discuss the task and attach files to it (everyone involved will receive push notifications on all updates)
Once the job is done, the assignee marks it as "completed"
Task creator receives push notification that it was completed by the assignee and needs to be reviewed
Task creator must either approve or decline task completion
If declined, the task is returned to work. If approved, the task goes to archive
How self-assignment feature works
The task is initially not assigned to anyone
Every user who has access to the workspace receives push notification about this new "open" task
The first user who claims the task becomes its assignee. From that moment, the task isn’t available to other users with basic rights
The task processing then is like the typical assigned task flow described above
Veritask use cases
Personal & Family Life
Field Service & Maintenance
Real Estate & Property Management
Construction & Renovation
Retail & Hospitality
Field Sales & Merchandising
Creative Agencies & Freelance
Logistics & Delivery
Healthcare & Home Care
Education & Non‑Profits
Event Planning & Catering
Facilities & Office Management
Manufacturing & Quality Assurance
Utilities & Infrastructure
etc.
Veritask is especially useful for field service orders management
Handyman & home repair
Plumbing
Electrical
HVAC
Cleaning & janitorial
Landscaping
Pest control
Construction & remodeling
Property maintenance
etc.
Veritask can be used as:
Personal / shared to-do list
Task manager / tracker / planner / scheduler
Work management tool
Work order management app
Job management / job tracking software
Personal / shared calendar
Purchase / shopping / grocery list
Checklist
Simple orders management app
Punchlist (snag list, defect list)
Veritask is better alternative to:
Microsoft To-Do — if you need more control on shared tasks, evidence of completed work, task discussions and other business-oriented features
Google Tasks — if you need shareable to-do list for business (Google Tasks is made only for simple personal tasks)
Todoist — if you need proof of work completion and another business features, not just a shared to-do list, and much cheaper
Any.do — if you need file attachments and teamwork with no per-user fees
TickTick — if you need team accountability and field‑service focused solution
Jobber — if you want simple, but powerful job tracking tool without the CRM bloat and high per‑seat costs
Housecall Pro — if you need more straightforward and cheaper platform to manage your field-service business
Kickserv — if you need significantly cheaper and easier way to manage your field-service crew
Connecteam — if you need a cheaper team task management tool without excess features
Workiz — if you want a lightweight, task‑first tool without annoying per‑user pricing
Veritask gives you the structure and flexibility to manage anything — from a personal to-do list to a full team operation — all in one seamless, multi-device experience.