Spisak — Your team in one place
Tasks · Projects · Chat
Projects, tasks and team chat in one place — somewhere between Slack and Monday, but in your language and without five open windows. Everyone knows who's doing what and how far along it is.
Sound familiar?
“Who's doing this?” — the question that comes up at every single meeting.
What you agreed in the meeting lives in someone's notebook, then gets forgotten by Friday.
Five tools: Viber for messages, Excel for tasks, email for files — and nothing connects.
What it can do
Projects and tasks
Project → tasks → subtasks, with deadlines, owners and statuses. Nobody asks “how far along are we” any more.
Live chat
One-on-one messages and group rooms tied to the team and project — the conversation lives where the work does.
Teams and roles
Organise people into teams, assign tasks to a team or an individual — everyone sees their own.
Comments and files
Discussion and attachments live with the task, not in emails — context never gets lost.
Notifications
A task assigned, a deadline moved, a new message — a notification arrives, nothing slips through.
Connected to the other tools
A task can point to a document in Fascikla or a client in Tefter — an ecosystem, not islands.
At a glance
How it works and what it changes — no fine print.
From idea to done — without meetings
Project, tasks, people and deadlines — everyone sees where things stand.
A board where everything shows
Tasks move across columns — nobody asks “where are we”.
Five tools or one
Viber, Excel, email and a notebook — or all in one place.
Where time leaks without a tool
Hours a week lost to coordination instead of work.
How it works
Create a project and add tasks.
Assign people and deadlines — the team chats alongside the work.
Follow progress and statuses instead of meetings.
Like it? Try it on your own data.
Try it freeFrequently asked questions
No. You create a task, assign a person and a deadline — like sending a message, except it doesn't get lost.
Chat is built in — one-on-one and group rooms tied to a project, so the conversation stays next to the work.
It's by roles and teams — a member sees their own, a lead sees everything.
Yes — a task can point to a document in Fascikla or a client in Tefter.
Who is it for?
For teams of 2 to 50 people for whom Slack + spreadsheet + notebook has become unsustainable.