Automate manual tasks with a single click
The truth is that I am extremely disappointed with TaskMagic. I am a user of several softwares from Lazy Empire...
As soon as TaskMagic was launched, I had it on my radar and it caught my attention. It wasn't until today that I decided to purchase it at a relatively high tier (Tier 4) with the sole goal of keeping the software and making it a reliable tool in my agency's processes.
However, I must honestly say that I have spent hours wasted trying to run the software. It’s simply impossible and completely bugs my PC.
I haven't even been able to use the software, because literally when I open the TaskMagic app, it crashes my computer completely and causes so many bugs and lag that I had to turn it off and on more than 10 times to be able to keep using it.
The most absurd part is that I have a maxed-out Mac Mini M4 PRO upgrade, which is one of the most powerful computers available for a regular user on the market, and the software consumes so much RAM and makes the PC so heavy that it crashes completely and I can't continue using it.
I was very excited about the purchase of this software and unfortunately I find myself needing to request an immediate refund. I simply couldn't even test TaskMagic.
I am sad because it was a software I intended to keep, but my latest-generation PC doesn’t run the app optimally, and there's nothing more I can do.
Even though I am so angry about the situation that I wanted to leave a 1-star rating, I will leave 3 because I know the software has potential... however, the app (necessary to use the automation features) is completely buggy.
Taskmagic is a fantastic tool for automations. It’s easy to use and has so many functions and uses. The team are great and keep the community updated and they also implement user requests. They continuously improve the product and keep adding value. Definitely worth the purchase!
TaskMagic initially felt like a game-changer, and I still believe it has significant potential. The platform's overall functionality is strong, and the support team is responsive and tries to help where they can.
However, I’ve encountered a major issue with the list trigger feature. Specifically, when I schedule an automation that uses a list trigger, it fails to read from and write to the connected sheet—despite working perfectly when run manually. I've worked closely with the support team and followed all recommended steps, but the issue remains unresolved till this day and its been 4 months now. They are mentioning that they are making the flow i had working in the past " not allowed" i purchased your application specifically for me to be able to automate tasks that can be automated and it seems like i wasted a tier 5 account for 4 months to just be ignored at this point.
That said, the team has assured me a fix is on the way but it has been 4 months at this point. If this issue gets resolved, I would have no hesitation in fully recommending TaskMagic. It has the foundations of a powerful automation tool.
I'm sure the dev will call this "not a real one-star review" or accuse me of being cheap, but at the tier one level, I didn't have access to creating a flow or doing seemingly anything. When I clicked to create a new flow both from scratch and from a template, I was redirected to a subscription page. All of the other menu options led me to a page displaying the following message: "This feature requires a higher plan. Please upgrade to access it."
I watched a very condescending onboarding video to see if I was doing something wrong, and I followed the directions from the video, but was still met with the same subscription page. I tried to access flows in both the browser interface and the desktop app. I'm not sure what tier one actually got me, because isn't the whole point of the software to create automations? I couldn't access a way to actually do that at tier one. I checked to see if I had activated the LTD from AppSumo successfully, and was able to confirm that I had done so.
I returned the product, deleted the app, and will go back to Zapier for my automations.
UPDATE: As predicted, this dev is unhinged. Read his responses to negative reviews before you choose to support his product. The responses are absolutely wild. As a business owner, my advice to the dev is to not be so rabbit-eared and to respond to negative reviews with introspection, humility, and kindness instead of blame and deflection. He could actually learn and grow from some of the well thought-out reviews that have been posted instead of responding with anger and insulting the reviewers.
I’m totally new to automation.
I’ve seen people talk about bots and workflows online, but it always felt way over my head… until I found TaskMagic.
From the moment I started using it, I could tell this team actually gets people like me.
The learning curve isn’t scary.
You just record what you normally do on your computer… and TaskMagic does it for you. It’s like magic—but real.
The craziest part?
They’re not just some faceless company trying to lock you into another subscription. They’re building some of their tools with open source licenses like MIT and Apache, which helps them keep costs low.
I didn’t even know software companies still did that—but it tells you everything about how much they care about users.
And that care shows.
Jeremy and the team are super active, constantly improving things, and you really feel like you’re part of something that’s growing. It’s exciting to get in early on a product that isn’t just trying to milk users—it’s actually trying to empower them.
I also just started checking out Likeable.co, and I’m pumped to see what’s possible when you combine that kind of no-code app builder with TaskMagic’s automations. Even for someone like me, it feels doable—and that’s saying a lot.
If you’re new to this world, don’t be intimidated. TaskMagic makes it possible to finally start automating your digital life—and actually enjoy the process.
Tier 6 is a steal.
Highly recommend.
Some tools are simple and you can do basic scraping but then you hit issues and that’s where having something more fully functioning like TaskMagic can be a real boon where you can for example turn to JavaScript or use ai or modify the selectors. Then being able to link it to other tools like make and pull or put data to google sheets is super handy. I’m looking forward to using likeable.co.
I love how Jeremy and team have embraced open source as a core part of their product development cycle and automation philsophy and also that they build in public and put together useful tutorials and guides on YouTube. They also take on board feedback from their users and have grown a significant skool community
This is a nice automation tool that gives you a lot of customization and different angles to tackle your task with custom browser profiles, a wizard or manual setup, canvas mapping? App integrations and more. They also threw in active pieces, which is an amazing platform, I love the added value of adding open source apps. Looking forward to the updates they've been contributing to active pieces and them bringing sessions back to life. With all this at your disposal you should be able to automate at any skill level. This is one of those few lifetime deals with unlimited limits you can trust and unlimited users makes the value ridiculously good. Dont miss out. I would add this to your stack of automation tools as it stands out with so many angles of attack and crazy limits. I'm glad they are standing up and maintaining these open source tools so i dont have to. One time fee and no heavy hearts on any of their products, lot more than i can say for a lot of the marketplace.
I've been using TaskMagic for a few months now and I love what they are doing with open-source software. It has quickly become one of the most interesting automation tools in my toolkit. What sets it apart from other platforms like Zapier or Make is its screen recording-based automation system where you can simply record your screen actions for TaskMagic to replicate.
It’s incredibly useful for automating tasks on websites and platforms, and I’ve used it for things like lead scraping, auto-filling forms, and repetitive browser-based task.
Now, with their new product at Likeable.co, I’m even more excited. The idea of combining TaskMagic’s screen automation with Likeable’s AI-based tools opens the door to building intelligent workflows that adapt based on content, this is exactly the kind of combination that I was hoping for.
I'm genuinely looking forward to experimenting with what this combo can do—especially as both platforms keep innovating.
I've been blown away by TaskMagic's rapid development pace! The team has consistently delivered crucial features like new AI Agents with DeepSeek integration and agentic functionality that transforms browser automation. Kyle's tireless work shows - they've evolved from simple recording to intelligent agents that can make decisions and adapt to changing websites.
What I love most about the TaskMagic team is their commitment to open source principles and community-driven development. Jeremy and Kyle are incredibly responsive on AppSumo, personally answering questions and implementing user feedback at lightning speed. Their transparent approach to building makes you feel part of the journey.
The AI agents represent a massive leap forward - moving beyond basic automation to truly intelligent workflows. Combined with their affordable lifetime deal structure, TaskMagic is positioned to be another game changer in the no-code/low-code community, rivaling traditional tools like Zapier but with browser automation capabilities they simply can't match.
I'm particularly excited about combining TaskMagic with likeable.co - another promising tool that I look forward to integrating into my automation workflows for even more powerful results.
TaskMagic is such an incredible tool so much so I ended up going all in on Tier 6! As a solo business owner, I'm starting to automate business processes and tools like TaskMagic are a game changer. Jeremy and Kyle are very responsive and clearly passionate about what they do. I've also invested in their other software (MailLead and LazyLeads...), and can't wait to get started with Likeable.co - I've got ideas for apps but not being a developer they've never got off the ground. What the TM team are doing with open source software is just insane!!! Keep up the great work!
I first got this deal on Tier 1 and it didn't take me long to realise what a great product this is, so much so that although I missed out on upgrading the first time around, when I saw that TM had come back on Appsumo, I rushed to upgrade to the highest tier I could afford and have zero regrets. As someone who is almost 0% tech (I am not a coder, and just about scrape by with making basic CSS changes with a lot of help from AI), I have loved how easy it has been to use this tool, because all you have to do is record the steps that you would normally take online. For context I previously bought a deal from Appsumo that allowed me to scrape websites but I quickly abandoned it after I found I couldn't always find the correct selectors to scrape the information I needed, plus other issues which I wasn't technical enough to get around. With TM it's super easy, plus I have added benefit of now learning how to create flows to automate actions that I might take online, which with other software I think would be a lot more complicated as it requires learning their system - TM is intuitive. There have been tons of updates since I bought in, I am struggling to keep up between my day job but I'm not complaining as it just goes to show how active the developers are (I don't think there has been a comment that I have seen that has not been responded to). I feel fairly confident that this is a tool that I will be reaping the benefits from for years to come (as I have come to pick out on other Appsumo deals - Social Bee, Brizy etc.) and I have already started stacking on other tools in the Lazy Empire - LazyLeads, Airfive and I am looking forward to purchase Likable when I get the chance! Again I'm not a techie but I love how these tools have made it so accessible for someone like me to build automations, Scape data and hopefully soon with likeable, build my own app (or at least an MVP) ;)
I've been using TaskMagic for quite a while now, and it has proven to be a reliable time-saver for my small, repetitive tasks. While I primarily use it for simple automations only, the kind that can become a hassle when done manually over and over - TaskMagic handles them nicely.
Jeremy and the team have always been responsive and helpful whenever any issues arise. I really appreciate how the team is able to drive innovation using open source software.
Oh and Likeable.co is making some noise now... Looking forward to using it.