TaskMint Labs

Free AI automation auditA free 30-minute call
about one task.

Bring a job your team does over and over. I’ll look at how it works today and tell you what I’d automate, what I’d leave alone, and whether it’s worth paying for.

Not sure which workflow to bring? Try the four-question automation picker.

What we’ll cover.

  1. 01

    You walk me through it.

    How the task gets done today, which tools are involved, and where it slows down.

  2. 02

    I tell you what I’d change.

    What could run on its own, and what should stay with a person.

  3. 03

    You get a straight answer.

    Whether it’s worth building, and what the next step would be. No pressure either way.

No prep needed.

Just know which tools you use and where things get stuck. Screenshots with private details blanked out are fine. I don’t need passwords or customer files.

Automation picker

What should you
automate first?

Four quick questions. You get a suggested first project, a read on how ready the work is, and a page to look at next.

  • Takes about a minute
  • Runs in your browser; nothing is sent or saved
  • Bring the result to your free audit

The picker needs JavaScript. You can still browse all services or book the free audit and we’ll work it out together.

Question 1 of 4Where does time slip most often?

Pick the one that costs you the most.

Question 2 of 4Which of these does your business already use?

Choose any that apply, or skip.

Question 3 of 4How often does that work happen?

A rough answer is fine.

Question 4 of 4How consistent are the steps?

Think about the last few times it happened.

Questions

Before the call.

You don’t need to know anything technical.

What should we automate first?

Something that happens a lot, follows roughly the same steps each time, and causes delays or double work when it’s done by hand. If you can tell when it’s gone wrong, even better.

What happens during the free audit?

You walk me through one task and the tools involved, and I tell you what I’d automate and what I’d leave alone. Building anything is a separate step, and only if you want it.

Do I need to understand the technology?

No. Tell me how the work gets done today and what annoys your team about it. I’ll handle the technical side and explain it in plain English.

Is this a good fit for my business?

It’s most useful if you have a task that repeats, some tools already in place, and someone who knows how the task works. Owners, office managers and sales leads are all welcome.

What happens after the audit?

If there’s something worth building, we talk about the next step. Nothing happens unless you say yes.