Tasklet is a cloud-based AI agent platform that lets individuals and teams automate knowledge work by describing what they want in plain English. Instead of building flowcharts or manually stitching together SaaS tools, users instruct Tasklet's agents once — the agents then connect to any app or API, fire off on triggers (schedules, emails, webhooks, Slack messages), and run 24/7 in the cloud without the user staying in the loop. The platform also writes and executes code inside a sandboxed Linux VM, browses the web via built-in computer use, and generates on-demand web UIs ("Instant Apps") when a task needs a dashboard or form. In June 2026, Tasklet shifted focus with "Tasklet for Teams," which adds shared agents, shared connections, and centralized billing — turning personal automation hacks into shared company infrastructure. Founded in 2025 by Andrew Lee (Firebase co-founder) and Jonny Dimond, both ex-Google, Tasklet is sold as a subscription SaaS with credit-based metering. The primary buyers today are power users, operators, and small-to-mid-size teams, with early signals of upmarket enterprise movement.