What is Taska?
GitHub and GitLab issues managed from a Mac app.
Who is Taska best for?
Taska is best for Mac developers who track work in GitHub or GitLab issues and want a fast native app.
Developers who live in issues
Titles, assignees and labels edit on one line, with @ for people and # for labels, so triage stays on the keyboard.
Teams where not everyone uses it
It talks straight to the GitHub and GitLab APIs, so teammates who stay in the browser see the same issues, labels and priorities.
Working with coding agents
A built-in MCP server lets Claude, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients read, create and edit issues once you allow write access.
Self-hosted repos
It supports self-hosted GitLab, and Forgejo and Gitea support, including Codeberg, is in beta.
How much does Taska cost?
Taska costs $39 a year or a one-time purchase of $119.99, and it is free to use for the first 14 days with no sign-up or purchase.
- Yearly subscription after the 14-day free trial
- Works with any GitHub or GitLab repo
- Mac only, macOS 26 or later
- Keeps the full app with no subscription
- Works with any GitHub or GitLab repo
- Mac only, macOS 26 or later
Taska is free for the first 14 days with no subscription, sign-up or purchase; after that it needs the yearly plan or the one-time purchase, both bought through the Mac App Store. Prices are in US dollars. Taska was called Sonar before its rename. Full pricing on taska.now. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Taska
What is Taska?
GitHub and GitLab issues managed from a Mac app.
Who is Taska for?
Taska is best for Mac developers who track work in GitHub or GitLab issues and want a fast native app.
Is Taska free?
You can try Taska free before paying; paid plans start at $39 per year.
How much does Taska cost?
Taska's paid plans are Annual at $39 per year and One-time purchase at $119.99 paid once.
Where can I try Taska?
On its official website, taska.now.
Can AI coding agents use Taska?
Yes. Taska has a built-in MCP server, so Claude, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients can read issues, comment, change state, and create or edit issues. Write actions only work after you turn on the Allow Write Access permission.
Which macOS version does Taska need?
Taska needs macOS 26.0 or later, according to its Mac App Store listing. It is sold only as a Mac app through the Mac App Store, and the 14-day trial starts without a sign-up or purchase.







