TaskRatchet lets you commit money on completing one-off tasks by deadlines you set. It acts like a simple todo list, letting you define your tasks and check them off when they are done.
Yes! TaskRatchet is free to use forever. You will only be charged if you don’t complete a task you’ve added by the deadline you chose.
TaskRatchet allows you to commit to completing tasks by a deadline. If you don’t make your deadline, you get charged the amount you pledged on the task. Without your payment details, TaskRatchet isn’t effective at ensuring you meet the deadlines you’ve set.
Soon after you miss a deadline, TaskRatchet will email you letting you know you’re about to be charged, and a charge will appear in your bank account. You can reply to this email to pause the charge and let me know that the charge isn’t legit. Once I’ve canceled a charge, it will disappear from your bank account.
TaskRatchet is not designed to be used without a payment method. Since any charges for late tasks won’t succeed without valid payment details, TaskRatchet won’t be able to enforce the commitments you’ve made. For that reason, new users are required to add a payment method during the registration process.
Email me at nathan@taskratchet.com and I can unsubscribe you from the daily emails.
Email me at nathan@taskratchet.com letting me know whether you’d like me to delete or just deactivate your account, and I’ll get it done as soon as I can.
No, but email me at nathan@taskratchet.com anyway to let me know you’re missing it! I’ll probably also ask you where you’re located and if there are any other payment methods that might work for you.
TaskRatchet is built and maintained by a single developer, so I may plan to have certain features that I just haven’t had the time to build yet. Or, maybe I haven’t thought of the feature yet! Email me at nathan@taskratchet.com with any ideas, suggestions, or feedback. I love hearing your ideas!
You can also suggest and vote for ideas here, though I would recommend that you also email me, since I keep a separate record of missing features and the users who want them.