Run Several Businesses Without Losing Track Of Any Of Them

A project each, workers each, and one brief in the morning telling you which of them needs you today.

Sound Familiar?

  • Three businesses, three sets of logins, and no single place that tells you what is on fire.
  • The one you are not looking at is the one with the problem.
  • You find out about the failed deploy, the dead lead and the one-star review separately, days late.

What Jelly Task Does About It

  1. 1

    Each business gets its own project

    Its own workers, its own connected accounts and its own memory. Nothing one project knows is visible to another, which matters most when they are clients.

  2. 2

    Workers watch each one overnight

    Store, inbox, repo, ads, community: whatever that business runs on, watched while you are not looking at it.

  3. 3

    One brief, not twelve notifications

    Findings from every project are merged and ranked by consequence, so the morning starts with the three things that actually need you.

Connects To What You Already Run

ShopifyGitHubGmailStripeGoogle Analytics

Shopify, GitHub, Gmail, Stripe, Google Analytics, each with your own keys.

What it will not do. Projects are sealed from each other by design, so a worker cannot compare two businesses for you. That is the same property that makes it safe to run a client's work beside your own.

Questions People Ask

Can one worker cover two businesses?
No, and that is deliberate. Workers belong to a project, which is what guarantees a client's data never reaches another client's worker.
How many projects can I have?
One on Starter, five on Founder, ten on Team and unlimited on Scale.
Is this useful for an agency?
It is one of the clearest fits. A project per client, with each client's accounts connected only to theirs.