TASKS

Bottom-up project management for self-organising teams

Autono Tasks is simplified task management for self-organising teams. Lists, Kanban boards, and Gantt timelines that work the way autonomous teams actually work. Bottom-up, not top-down.

Autono Tasks shown on a tablet — project lists with owners and due dates
“Most project management tools were built for command-and-control. Someone assigns, someone tracks, someone reports upward. What if there was a better way to work?”
Joseph ChanCo-Founder of Autono
WHAT DOES TASKS DO?

Bottom-up by design

Tasks gives self-managing teams the structure to coordinate without the hierarchy to control. Tasks can be initiated by anyone. Ownership is claimed, and accountability is visible to everyone, not just the person at the top. This trusts your team to figure it out and to organise themselves.

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Task Lists

Simple, flexible task lists that anyone can create, own, and share. No admin rights required. No bottlenecks. Just clarity about what needs doing and who's doing it.

Projects

4 Tasks

Design

4 Tasks

IN PROGRESS

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Investor Outreach

Due tomorrow

IN PROGRESS

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Data Analysis for Report

Due tomorrow

IN PROGRESS

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AGM Preparation

Due tomorrow

TO DO

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User Acceptance Testing

Due tomorrow

Add new task

Tasks

4 Tasks

IN PROGRESS

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Create Investor Deck

Due tomorrow

IN PROGRESS

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Create Investor Deck

Due tomorrow

IN PROGRESS

URGENT

Create Investor Deck

Due tomorrow

IN PROGRESS

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Create Investor Deck

Due tomorrow

Backlog

4 Tasks

To Do

4 Tasks

4 Nov

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TAGS

Task Name

Description

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TAGS

Task Name

Description

4 Nov

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TAGS

Task Name

Description

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TAGS

Task Name

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TAGS

Task Name

Description

Closing & SOW

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Aug 2025

Title

Duration (Working Days)

UX Research

UX Design

UI Design

Outreach

Pitching

UX Research

UX Design

UI Design

8 Days

Investor Outreach

Pitching

Closing & SOW

5 Days

5 Days

Design

8 Days

5 Days

3 Days

Sales & Marketing

Development

Sales & Marketing

Development

Design

TASK MANAGEMENT SIMPLIFIED

Simplified Task Management for Self-Organising Teams

Lists, Kanban boards, and Gantt timelines that work the way autonomous teams actually work. It makes ownership visible, progress transparent, and blockers obvious, so teams can solve problems together instead of waiting for permission.

Autono Tasks open on a phone, showing projects and tasks
YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions teams ask most often about Tasks, answered directly.

Bottom-up project management is an approach where the people doing the work initiate, scope and claim it, rather than receiving it from a manager who plans on their behalf. Coordination comes from shared visibility and clear roles instead of from an assignment chain.

Nobody assigns it; people claim it. Work attaches to a role rather than being handed to a person, so the question of whose it is has a structural answer. Anyone can propose work into a queue, claiming it is an explicit and visible act, and unclaimed work surfaces as a signal rather than rotting quietly.

A task is a single piece of work with an end. A responsibility is an ongoing commitment to keep something in good order. A role is a named bundle of responsibilities that a person holds. Most confusion about ownership comes from treating all three as the same thing.

Yes. Lists, Kanban boards and Gantt timelines are all available, and they are views of the same underlying work rather than separate tools. The difference from conventional project software is not the board, it is who is allowed to put something on it.

Those tools assume someone assigns and someone reports. Remove the manager and they do not break, they go quiet, and the team reinvents a manager to clear the queue. Autono routes work through roles instead, and connects it to the decision that authorised it.