Taku

What is Taku?

Taku is a desktop workspace and marketplace for ready-made AI apps, agents, skills, and workflows. Browse thousands of community tools, run them without GitHub or setup, and remix them into your own stacks. Creators package workflows as Stax, publish them to the marketplace, and earn credits each time someone runs them.

Top Features:

• Marketplace: browse apps for research, design, development, finance, and writing in one place.
• One-click apps: open tools on desktop with no repositories, dependencies, or config files.
• Auto stacks: describe a goal in plain words and it assembles the right apps.

Use Cases:

• Inbox triage: install an email agent that sorts messages and drafts replies automatically.
• Code reviews: run a ready-made agent that reviews pull requests on autopilot.
• Investing: explore a company through several AI analyst perspectives before deciding.

Who Can Use Taku?

• Professionals: use proven AI workflows for research, writing, and decks without setup.
• Creators: turn their best prompts and skills into paid tools others install.
• Developers: bring their own model keys on the Developer plan with API and CLI.

Pricing

• Free ($0): 1,000 credits the first month, then 500 monthly, with one concurrent task.
• Starter ($20/month): 6,000 credits, any free app or agent, and up to three stacks.
• Standard ($50/month): 15,000 credits, all paid apps, unlimited stacks, and Stax publishing.
• Pro ($200/month): 60,000 credits, priority speed, private stacks, team seats, and premium bundles.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• No setup: tools that normally need GitHub and dependencies open with one click.
• Large catalog: thousands of community apps and skills cover work and creative tasks.
• Creator income: publishers earn credits every time someone runs their published workflow.

Cons:

• Mixed quality: community apps vary, and some are playful extras, not work tools.
• Credit math: app subscriptions and credit charges stack up, so costs need tracking.
• Pricey Pro: moving from Standard to Pro adds 150 dollars every month.

FAQs:

1) Do I need coding skills?

No, apps run in one click, and you describe goals in plain words.

2) What is a Stax?

A packaged workflow that others can install, run, remix, or publish themselves.

3) Is there a free plan?

Yes, it includes 1,000 credits the first month, then 500 each month.

4) Which platforms are supported?

Desktop apps run on macOS, Windows, and Linux, including Intel Macs.

5) Is annual billing cheaper?

Yes, annual billing cuts paid plan prices by 30 percent.