MIGHTY TASKS - Kanban, Gantt, Tasks, Mindmaps, Users and more! OFFICIAL SALE

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Start For Free: mini TASKS

Stop paying SaaS subscriptions for flat kanban boards that fail in production. Before you invest in the full suite, deploy mini TASKS for zero cost. Experience the multi-breakdown task hierarchy on your own project. When your studio scales and you require Gantt dependencies, capacity forecasting, and AI generation, upgrade to Mighty Tasks instantly. Your data migrates perfectly.


👉 [Download the free mini TASKS here]


6️⃣SIX YEARS OF ASSET STORE RELIABILITY

Mighty Tasks is the evolution of Task Atlas. We have been building and supporting Unity editor tools for over half a decade. We do not abandon our products. When you buy Mighty Tasks, you are investing in a supported, long-term pipeline.


☑️MIGHTY TASKS: In-Editor Tactical Command

Stop paying a monthly tax to keep your project organized. SaaS platforms like Jira, Trello, and Monday are built for generalist project managers, not game developers. They live in a browser; your work lives in the engine. This disconnect creates a "Sync Debt" that rots your schedule the moment production hits high gear.


Mighty Tasks is the first and last management system you will ever need. If you have no system, buy this before you sign a single subscription contract. If you already use Jira, use Mighty Tasks as the deep execution layer where the high-level milestones finally meet the actual GameObjects.


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🔓Total Data Sovereignty & Zero-Conflict Git

You pay once. You own the pipeline forever. Mighty Tasks pays for itself in two months by eliminating SaaS seat licenses, but the real power is the architecture.


Mighty Tasks isolates every single ticket into its own discrete JSON file inside your ProjectSettings folder. We do not use monolithic save structures or bloated ScriptableObjects. When a team of five updates the board simultaneously, Git tracks individual file changes. Zero data overlap. Zero catastrophic merge conflicts. Your schedule is version-controlled alongside your C# scripts. Because that data is open text, you can write custom scripts, parse it, and extend the engine exactly how you please.


⛓️ The Core Advantage: Unlimited Multi-Breakdown System (MBS)

Flat Kanban boards fail when complexity scales. A single card cannot hold an entire game system. Mighty Tasks abandons flat lists for an infinite hierarchy. Shatter "Implement Combat" into forty atomic, executable steps. Nest sub-tasks infinitely. Parent progress, stages, and timeline spans calculate automatically from the leaf nodes. Your completion math is now deterministic, not speculative.


🤖NEW: AI Task Generation

Passing unannounced game data through an opaque API is a massive security risk. Mighty Tasks uses an air-gapped Prompt Builder. The engine captures your hierarchy context, formats the parameters, and generates a highly specific prompt. Paste it into your preferred local LLM or secure chatbot, and drop the resulting JSON back into Unity. No API costs. No subscription tiers. Complete data isolation.


</> NEW: Script Tasks //TODO //[Tag]

Now supporting the common //TODO tags in scripts, but with a twist. You can set up custom tags to choose more than just TODO, choose which folders that have scripts you want to monitor, and see a list of all the items. Go right to the line of the script. But the best part? Promote these inline script TODO's to be real Mighty Tasks that can be dragged around the hierarchy and assigned (and even administered right from the task editor by pushing/pulling the script comment).  


⚙️Deep Engine Assimilation

Web dashboards are blind to your hierarchy. Mighty Tasks is built into the Unity API. Scope tickets directly to a Scene, Area, Prefab, or specific Asset. Save exact SceneView camera angles to every task. Stop deciphering vague bug reports; click the ticket, fly straight to the broken mesh, and fix it.


⚔️Capacity-Aware Kanban

Turn creeping scope into a visible hit list. The board automatically calculates studio capacity versus demand based on the specific working hours and available days of your assigned developers. Know if a sprint is mathematically impossible before you commit the team.


🛤️The Gantt Dependency Engine

Expose the domino effect. Map the critical path and visualize finish-to-start dependencies inside the editor. Drag bars to reschedule. If you push a dependency too far, the timeline physically prevents you from breaking a blocking task’s dates. This is the "Oracle" view that spots catastrophic schedule conflicts three months early.


🕸️System Topology (Map View)

Stop holding the entire game architecture in your head. The interactive spatial node graph lets you wire your logic visually. Map dependencies and connect feature loops before they turn into a tangled, unshipable nightmare.


✖️The Kill Grid (Matrix View)

Ruthless triage for the final push. The Matrix plots every leaf task on a Priority vs. Importance scatter plot. Drag a dot to the top right to mark it critical. Separate the game-breaking emergencies from the "nice-to-haves" in seconds.


🎯SceneView Vandalism (Annotations)

Draw massive red arrows directly on the render. The built-in screenshot tool lets you circle exactly what is broken in the SceneView and attach the proof to the ticket. Eliminate the "Where is this bug?" conversation forever.


🪖Frictionless Developer Deployment

Zero external logins or HR portals. Build lightweight, local profiles to track developer capacity, map their skills, and point them at the fire.


🛡️Total Immunity (7-Day Refund)

Test the system in your own trenches. If Mighty Tasks does not instantly untangle your scope creep within seven days, request a refund. We authorize it immediately, even post-download.


(Task Atlas users: One-click import for all existing Landmark and Task data. Also, deeply discounted pricing for loyal longterm Task Atlas users now in effect)


Plan. Track. Ship. All from the Editor.

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