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- November 18, 2025
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- 1.02
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- November 2025
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- Free
- App size
- 2.69 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About TaskWeave
TaskWeave is a lifestyle app developed by Lawrence Tsui.
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Is TaskWeave free?
TaskWeave is free. The app size is 2.69 MB. The latest version available is 1.02. The last update was on November 18, 2025.
What are the requirements for TaskWeave?
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since November 2025.
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Frequently asked questions about TaskWeave
Is TaskWeave free?
Yes. TaskWeave is free on the App Store.
Is TaskWeave still available?
Yes. TaskWeave is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on November 18, 2025.
How large is TaskWeave?
TaskWeave is 2.69 MB.
Is TaskWeave suitable for children?
App Store rates the content of TaskWeave as suitable for everyone.
Who made TaskWeave?
TaskWeave was developed by Lawrence Tsui. It is listed in the lifestyle category on the App Store.
Store listing
By Lawrence Tsui, from the App Store
Description by Lawrence Tsui Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
Type what’s on your mind — “Deep work on pitch tomorrow 9am #work high for 90m” — and TaskWeave parses it into time, duration, priority, thread and tags. You see a live summary right under the input, so you always know what the app understood. If the parser isn’t sure, it will say so and you can tweak before saving.
◆ Weave tab – from brain dump to threads
• Type in plain English; TaskWeave finds dates, times, durations and tags.
• Smart “threads” for Focus, Quick Wins, Admin and Personal keep different kinds of work apart.
• Beautiful cards in horizontal lanes so you can see your week as a set of streams, not one long list.
• Quick rituals (Morning focus, Admin power-hour, Evening shutdown) you can add with a single tap.
◆ Today tab – time-based view of your day
• Clean timeline of today’s tasks, ordered by time.
• Progress ring shows how much of your day is “woven” so far.
• Filter by thread when you only want deep work, quick wins, admin, or personal tasks.
• One-tap focus sessions with a lightweight Pomodoro-style timer.
• Handy actions like “Bump +1 hour” or “Move to tomorrow” right from the task.
◆ Library – your task archive, but searchable
• See every task you’ve ever woven in one place.
• Powerful search across titles and tags.
• Top tags surface the themes you use most.
• Edit any task, regenerate its details from its text, or quickly mark it done.
◆ Insights – gentle accountability
• Current and best streaks for days with completed tasks.
• Weekly and 30-day breakdown by thread: Focus, Quick Wins, Admin, Personal.
• Simple bar chart of completions across the week.
• One-sentence daily reflection, stored privately on your device.
• Export today’s completed tasks into a share-ready summary.
◆ Designed to feel soothing
• Soft, pastel thread colors that make the interface feel light, not stressful.
• Cards, shadows and subtle gradients that let the content pop.
• No ads, no inbox, no social feed – just you and your day.
◆ Privacy-first
Your data lives on your device in local storage. There are no accounts to create and no servers to sync with.
Turn “I should really get my life together” into a gentle, visual plan you can actually follow – one weave at a time.