It's an answer to expensive SaaS subscription tools.You finally own something forever instead of renting it.
It's a Mac app for tasks, projects, CRM, calendar and a visual canvas, and it ships a local MCP server. An agent can do pretty much everything you can do in the UI, with some exceptions. I use Claude with it myself and it doesn't add much to the cost at all. I've tested it with local models and it all works, if you have a system that supports it. There's a Tool Catalog so you can cut the tool list down when you need to.
Calendar, Reminders, Contacts and Maps integrations already exist on Mac, with more to come. Email we are still working on, to find the best way to do it. Nothing calls anything by default.
One-time purchase, no subscription, and you own the licence forever.
I was paying for three subscriptions that didn't know about each other: a task manager, a CRM, and a canvas tool. Every year the price went up and something I used moved behind a higher tier. And none of it was on my machine, so if any of those companies changed their mind, my work went with them.
That's the whole reason for it. One system instead of three, files on your own disk that open in a text editor, bought once rather than rented. If we disappear tomorrow it carries on working, because there's nothing for us to switch off.
Happy to answer questions about the MCP side, the tool profiles, or how the offline activation works etc.
I'm part of the dev team behind PrimeTask.
It's an answer to expensive SaaS subscription tools.You finally own something forever instead of renting it.
It's a Mac app for tasks, projects, CRM, calendar and a visual canvas, and it ships a local MCP server. An agent can do pretty much everything you can do in the UI, with some exceptions. I use Claude with it myself and it doesn't add much to the cost at all. I've tested it with local models and it all works, if you have a system that supports it. There's a Tool Catalog so you can cut the tool list down when you need to.
Calendar, Reminders, Contacts and Maps integrations already exist on Mac, with more to come. Email we are still working on, to find the best way to do it. Nothing calls anything by default.
One-time purchase, no subscription, and you own the licence forever.
I was paying for three subscriptions that didn't know about each other: a task manager, a CRM, and a canvas tool. Every year the price went up and something I used moved behind a higher tier. And none of it was on my machine, so if any of those companies changed their mind, my work went with them.
That's the whole reason for it. One system instead of three, files on your own disk that open in a text editor, bought once rather than rented. If we disappear tomorrow it carries on working, because there's nothing for us to switch off.
Happy to answer questions about the MCP side, the tool profiles, or how the offline activation works etc.
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