About Tasklet
Tasklet is a cloud AI agent that connects to thousands of integrations, any HTTP API, and MCP servers to take real actions such as updating CRMs, triaging email, and processing data. It was founded by Firebase founder Andrew Lee and Jonny Dimond. In April 2026 it announced $20M from Union Square Ventures, Lightspeed, Y Combinator, and others at a $175M valuation.
What is Tasklet?
What is Tasklet?
Tasklet is building what it calls the cloud agent OS for work. The product is a simple chat interface in front of a capable agent that connects to the tools a team already uses and takes actions on their behalf.
According to the company, Tasklet connects to thousands of integrations, any HTTP API, and any MCP server, and it can control a full cloud browser for websites without an API. It can pull reports, update CRMs, send emails, file tickets, and process data. When a task needs a UI, the agent generates one, and for analysis or bulk work it writes and runs code in a cloud sandbox. Because it runs in the cloud 24/7, users can attach schedules, email events, Slack messages, and webhooks so the agent owns a workflow on an ongoing basis.
Tasklet was in beta from October 2025 and became generally available in April 2026, when it announced a $20M round from Union Square Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Y Combinator, Jeff Dean, Patrick and John Collison, and others at a $175M valuation. The company said revenue had grown 1,200% in 2026 and passed $5M in annualized run rate. Co-founder Andrew Lee previously founded Firebase. Tasklet is in YC's Spring 2026 batch.
Pros
- Connects to thousands of integrations, HTTP APIs, and MCP servers
- Can use a real cloud browser for sites without an API
- Runs 24/7 with triggers from schedules, email, Slack, and webhooks
- Generates custom UIs and runs code when a task needs it
Cons
- Broad agent permissions across business tools require careful access governance
- Team and org controls such as audit logging were still listed as roadmap items in the funding post
- The funding announcement predates the June to September 2026 window, dated April 2026
How to Use Tasklet
- 1Sign up
Create an account at tasklet.ai and open the chat interface.
- 2Connect your tools
Add integrations, API connections, or MCP servers the agent should use.
- 3Describe the job
Tell the agent what to do in plain language, such as updating a CRM from new emails.
- 4Add triggers
Set schedules, webhooks, or Slack and email triggers so the agent keeps handling the workflow.