How It Works
Show your projects to the world using the Publish feature. Share them with a public link or embed Taskade directly into your website or blog. It's an easy way to let others see what you've been working on.
Publish a Project (Public Link)
Use public links when you want to share projects without access to comments and chat.
Click the Share button in the top-right corner of your project.
Select Invite to project and select the Public tab.
Toggle Share to web on.
(optional) Modify the sharing settings:
🌗 Enable Dark Mode: Display the project in dark mode.
🖼️ Cover Image: Set cover image type (banner, background).
👁️ Hide Completed: Automatically hide completed tasks.
🔒 Require Password: Protect the published project with a password.
Click Copy link and share it with others.
💡 Note: Only the people with the link will have access to the project.
Publish a Project (Viewer Link)
Use a "Viewer" link when you want to share the project with users with limited access.
Click the Share button in the top-right corner of your project.
Click Invite to project and select the 🤓 Viewer permission.
Click Copy link and share it with others.
💡 Note: This method limits the editing permissions to comments and chat.
Embed Your Project
You can publish a project on your website or blog using an embed code.
Open a project and click the Share button in the top-right corner.
Navigate to the < > Embed tab and click Copy.
Paste the embed code into a Custom HTML block in WordPress.
💡 Note: People will see embedded projects but they won't be able to edit them.
Turn Off Comments / Chat
Guest users with a "Viewer" link can still add comments and send messages in the chat box. Here's how to turn those features off:
Click the
button in the top-right corner of your project.
Go to the ⚙️Settings tab and use the sliders to edit chat/comments setting.
😊 Helpful Links
Download our apps: taskade.com/downloads
Leave feedback: taskade.com/feedback
Changelog: taskade.com/blog/updates
Watch tutorials: youtube.com/taskade
Contact us: taskade.com/contact