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Taskezy is the AI operations layer for a small business. It runs on WhatsApp — the channel your team, your crew, and your suppliers already use — so there is no new app to install and no new interface to learn. Tia is the AI agent inside Taskezy. You message her the way you would message a capable office manager: forward a receipt, ask how cash looks, tell her a lead just called. She does the work across your sales, finance, operations, and inventory records, then reports back.
Taskezy is the product. Tia is the agent. Tia is internal — she works for you and your team. She never chats with your end customers.

One assistant, five seats

A small business runs on a handful of jobs that a bigger company would hire for. Taskezy staffs each one. You talk to a single assistant; behind the scenes she covers five seats.

Sales

Leads, quotes, projects, and contacts — captured from a message or a scanned business card, with follow-ups that resurface on time.

Finance

Expense capture, receivables and payables, vendors, purchase orders, and a daily cash position from your connected bank.

Operations

Today’s jobs, the schedule, crews and resources, and a running list of what is blocking delivery.

Inventory

A catalog of products and services, on-hand stock, stock movements, and low-stock alerts.

Personal assistant

Reminders that never slip, renewal tracking for licences and visas, and the morning brief that tells you what needs you today.

What makes Taskezy different

1

It acts, it doesn't just answer

Tia is not a search box over your data. Send a receipt and she drafts the expense. Tell her a job is delayed and she flags the project. Ask who is overdue and she pulls it from your books. The work happens in the conversation.
2

It lives where your team already is

Everything runs over WhatsApp. The office coordinator, the field crew, and the owner all reach Tia from the same chat they already keep open all day. No logins, no dashboards to check.
3

It never touches the books without you

Tia drafts; you confirm. Every entry that changes your books of record — an expense, a payment, a posted invoice — waits for an explicit confirm from an owner or manager. This is the two-step on books rule, and it never bends.
4

It works standalone, and connects when you want

The workspace is your system of record out of the box — across sales, finance, inventory, and operations. Connect a bank feed and Zoho Books when you want entries to flow to systems you already run. Nothing is required to get value on day one.

Who it’s for

Taskezy is built for owner-run and small-team businesses in the GCC — trades and contracting, field services, retail and wholesale, agencies and studios, and professional services. It is localized for the region: your currency, your VAT rules, and your workweek, whether that is Sunday–Thursday in Saudi Arabia or Monday–Friday in the UAE.

How you’ll set it up

Three steps, and the first is the only one you need to start.
1

Create the workspace

Sign up, set up your organisation profile, and verify the owner’s WhatsApp number. A few minutes, self-serve. See Getting started.
2

Forward your first receipt

Send Tia a photo on WhatsApp. She extracts the vendor, amount, VAT, and project, and drafts the entry for your confirmation.
3

Connect your systems (optional)

Add a bank feed for daily reconciliation, connect Zoho Books for accounting, and bring your team onto WhatsApp.

What’s next