Power Apps · Power Automate · M365

Automation starts
with a single task

You don't need to transform your entire business overnight. Start with one task. Track it. Then automate it. That's the philosophy — and this tool makes it real.

Workappholics · Task Manager
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AI hype is loud.
Getting started is hard.

Everyone's talking about AI, autonomous agents, and full process automation. It sounds incredible — but in practice, most teams are stuck before they even begin.

"All this automation sounds amazing — but where do I even start?"

You can't just flip a switch and automate everything at once. It's a long-term, incremental process. But that doesn't mean you have to wait months before seeing results.

  • Planner is too simple — no flexibility for real workflows
  • SharePoint lists are powerful but confusing for most users
  • Approval tools don't let you track progress across a full process
  • Big automation projects fail because the process wasn't understood first
  • No visibility into which tasks could or should be automated
  • Manual and automated tasks live in completely different systems

Everything is a task.
Some just run themselves.

Whether a human does it or a flow runs it automatically — it's still a task. That's the insight at the core of this approach. Once you track everything as a task, automation becomes an upgrade, not a rebuild.

01 — Map

Understand the process first

Before automating anything, you need to know what actually happens. Use the task list to map out every step in a process as individual tasks — who does what, and in what order.

02 — Track

Get visibility across everything

See the status of every task across your whole team. Identify where time is lost, where mistakes happen, and which manual steps are best candidates for automation.

03 — Automate

Replace tasks one at a time

Assign a task to a service account, and a Power Automate flow picks it up automatically. The same interface, the same list — just some tasks now handle themselves.

// Day 1 — All manual
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// Month 2 — Partial automation
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// Month 6 — Mostly automated
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Manual and automated
tasks in one place

The problem with most automation attempts: your automated flows live in Power Automate, your manual tasks live in someone's inbox, and nothing is connected.

This changes that. The Task Manager is the central hub where manual and automated tasks coexist — tracked, visible, and progressively automatable over time.

  • Same interface whether a human or a flow completes the task
  • Assign a task to a service account to trigger automation instantly
  • SharePoint backend — accessible from any Power Platform environment
  • Track time, frequency, and completion across every task type

Everything you need to start today

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Desktop Power App

A clean, user-friendly task management interface built in Power Apps. Create tasks, view your queue, update status — without touching a SharePoint list.

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Mobile Power App

The full task experience on mobile. Manage and complete tasks on the go, whether you're on the floor or out of office.

Daily Task Overview Flow

A Power Automate flow that sends a daily digest of pending tasks — so nothing falls through the cracks and your team starts each day with clarity.

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SharePoint Backend

All data lives in a SharePoint list, giving you tenant-wide access, security, and full compatibility with future Power Automate flows you'll build.

This is just the beginning

The first version is intentionally focused — a solid foundation to start with. The roadmap is designed to grow alongside your automation maturity.

Now — Free

Task Manager v1

Create, view, and complete tasks. Desktop + mobile Power App, SharePoint backend, daily digest flow.

Task Manager FREE — no credit card

Start your automation journey
one task at a time

A free Power Apps solution built by Workappholics to help M365 teams map, track, and incrementally automate their processes — one task at a time.

Get the Task Manager for Free

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