Get TaskFlipSave the setup behind a task, then bring it back when you return — apps, websites, launch order, and workflow logic included.
TaskFlip is built around a short loop: create the setup behind your work, verify it behaves the way you want, then resume it without reconstructing your desktop.
Build a simple flow or a more advanced one with TaskFlip's versatile actions, conditions, sequential steps and parallel groups. Or start by capturing the workspace that is already open and refine it from there.
Test the flow directly in TaskFlip, watch each step run, and make adjustments until the workspace comes back the way you expect.
Run the saved flow whenever you return to the task, or create a desktop shortcut so bringing that workspace back is only a double-click away.
Scan TaskFlip by capability — from capturing and restoring a workspace to branching logic, remote connections, developer tools, and reusable workflow setup.
Turn the applications and windows already open on your desktop into editable TaskFlip steps.
Launch a saved workspace directly from the desktop without rebuilding it by hand.
Find and select installed applications from a searchable picker on Windows and macOS.
Reuse environment-specific settings across launch actions and developer tools.
Skip launching supported applications when the process is already running.
Start with built-in templates for development, daily workspaces, remote operations, creative tools, and recovery flows.
Compose workflows by connecting actions on TaskFlip's canvas.
Branch a workflow using true/false outcomes and success/failure paths.
Run independent parts of a workspace in parallel when order does not matter.
Pause, retry, wait for a process, or wait for a network port before continuing.
Choose which actions should allow the rest of the workflow to continue after an error.
Surface a desktop notification as part of a running workflow.
Launch desktop applications with optional launch arguments and working context.
Open the exact pages a task depends on in the default browser.
Open files, folders, or a specific file with a selected application.
Open a terminal, run scripts, or execute commands as part of the flow.
Open saved remote connections without separating them from the rest of the workspace.
Open a project folder or workspace directly in VS Code.
Fetch and integrate upstream changes before the rest of a development flow continues.
Switch to an existing branch or create a new one from the workflow.
Run a custom Git command in a selected repository.
Start a Docker Compose project with build, pull, and detached options.
Execute a command, set a working folder, and wait for the command to finish.
Use TaskFlip's built-in review action from the workflow toolbar before running.
Choose monthly or yearly billing during beta. Perpetual licenses will be available at release.
✓ Windows 10 / 11
✓ macOS
✓ Saved workspaces
✓ Desktop capture
✓ Visual workflow editor
✓ Workspace shortcuts
✓ Access to future versions of TaskFlip
✓ Two licensed machines
✓ Windows 10 / 11
✓ macOS
✓ Saved workspaces
✓ Desktop capture
✓ Visual workflow editor
✓ Workspace shortcuts
✓ Access to future versions of TaskFlip
✓ Two licensed machines
✓ Windows 10 / 11
✓ macOS
✓ Saved workspaces
✓ Desktop capture
✓ Visual workflow editor
✓ Workspace shortcuts
✓ Access to only the currently released version of TaskFlip
✓ Permanent license for one computer
Perpetual licenses are not available during beta.
Stop reopening the same apps, tabs, and projects every time you switch tasks. Save your setup as a TaskFlip workflow and bring it back whenever you need it.