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Create up to ten task drafts at once and copy selected details into new or existing task boxes.
Create one task or ten, schedule work to start automatically, manage recurring plans, and run focused timers. Share private LAN rooms or hand a self-contained dashboard to a phone by QR - no cloud account required.
Create up to ten task drafts at once and copy selected details into new or existing task boxes.
Set fixed start times, organize recurring calendar work, and let desktop or mobile begin automatically.
Share task dashboards between computers on the same Wi-Fi or wired network without a cloud account.
Send a focused dashboard to a phone by QR, then save or share its self-contained offline HTML copy.
TaskRunner v0.9.5 Beta is available for Windows and Linux. Choose the installer format that fits your system.
Use the standard setup program. The current public beta is unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning.
Use the AppImage on most distributions, or the native Debian package on Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Pop!_OS, and related systems.
chmod +x TaskRunner_0.9.5_amd64.AppImage
./TaskRunner_0.9.5_amd64.AppImage
Debian / Ubuntu:
sudo apt install ./TaskRunner_0.9.5_amd64.deb
An administrator chooses a person and their tasks. TaskRunner turns that assignment into a short-lived QR link, while the phone keeps the received dashboard locally.
Create a private QR for one person’s task packet from the desktop dashboard.
Open the mobile dashboard in Chrome or Safari and start working immediately.
Keep an offline HTML recovery copy or share the complete dashboard by text or email.
Open Signal Lab when a room cannot be found, a peer will not join, or syncing feels slow.
Confirm both computers are on the same router and the host is still running.
Confirm the host address and room details before opening the full room.
Check Discovery, Host, Peers, and Sync to see which part needs attention.
Run the checks and copy a safe report without including the room password.
Fast connection check: keep the host open → use the same local network → allow TaskRunner through the computer's firewall → run Connection Check.