Simple, honest pricing

Tasky keeps working. It never stops. You just won't receive new updates until you renew for $12/year.

It's a yearly license. You pay $12 and get a full year of app updates. After that, the app keeps working as-is. Renew only if you want the latest updates.

Yes, within 14 days of purchase. No questions asked.

macOS 13 Ventura or later.

After purchasing, you'll receive a license key starting with TASKY. Open Tasky, go to Settings, paste the key in the License tab, and click Activate.

Tasky runs entirely on your Mac. The only network request is periodic license validation. No analytics, no tracking.

Tasky is built with native AppKit and typically uses around 80 MB of RAM.

You can get a full refund within 14 days, no questions asked. Just reach out via the Contact page.

Yes, Tasky works alongside Stage Manager, Spaces, and Mission Control.

Extensively. Tasky ships with 9 presets (Windows-style, Dock-style, Glass, Sidebar, and more) and lets you adjust colors, opacity, borders, corner radius, position, size, and auto-hide behavior.

Yes. Tasky includes a 14-day free trial with all features unlocked. No credit card required.

Tasky hides the macOS Dock automatically while it runs. Quit Tasky and your Dock comes right back, exactly as it was.

Yes. Tasky supports four display modes: a separate taskbar per monitor showing only that screen's windows, active monitor only, all windows on all screens, or primary display only.

Each license is for one Mac. If you use multiple Macs, you'll need a separate license for each.

Yes. You can pin it to any edge (bottom, top, left, or right) or use the floating bar mode to detach it from the screen edge entirely.

Yes. Tasky detects fullscreen windows per-display and hides the taskbar on that screen automatically.

Yes. Right-click any taskbar item and choose "Hide from Taskbar" to blacklist it. You can manage the list in Settings.

Yes. Press Ctrl+Option+T to toggle the taskbar visibility. You can also scroll over a taskbar item to cycle through that app's windows.

Tasky shows individual windows, not just apps. Each open window gets its own button with a title, live thumbnail preview, and right-click actions.