Web applications · Business workflows · Automation
Tasktica builds web applications and practical automation around your business—so your team can manage daily work with greater clarity.
Business systems, focused MVPs, and useful AI workflows.
Organize
Build
Review
From everyday complexity
to a clearer way of working.
01 / Projects
Two projects exploring how software can make complex work easier to understand and manage.
Business operations
Requirements & workflow designPlanning a system that connects production, distribution, stock, sales, and payment records across different sales channels.
Explore the projectAI-assisted document workflows
Academic prototype · In developmentA prototype that turns source files and a project brief into an editable document draft, with further work on processing and retrieval reliability.
Explore the project02 / Services
Bring inventory, orders, reporting, and everyday workflows into an application designed for the people using it.
Turn an idea into a focused first version. Define what matters, build the core experience, and leave room to improve.
Connect repetitive steps and explore where AI can help with documents and information, while keeping review and control in the workflow.
The starting point is your process: who uses it, what slows them down, and what a useful first version needs to do.
Let’s talk03 / How I work
We start with your workflow, users, and constraints. The aim is to understand the problem before choosing the solution.
Agree on the first useful scope, the responsibilities, and how we will review progress.
Develop in practical stages and review the experience with you as the work takes shape.
Prepare the release and handover, then agree on any improvements or maintenance the project needs.
My approach starts with the workflow.Tasktica
04 / About
I’m John Paul Paredes, the developer behind Tasktica.
I care about software that makes sense to the people using it, and systems that remain understandable as they grow. My approach starts with the workflow, then brings design and engineering together around a clear first version.
Tasktica is where I bring that approach to business systems, web applications, and practical automation.
05 / A little clarity
Business applications, internal tools, focused web products, and automation workflows. The first conversation helps us decide whether the project is a good fit.
No. Bring the problem, the people involved, and any examples of how the work happens today. We can use those to define the next step.
Yes. We can discuss the project and prepare its scope in either language.
They depend on the scope, integrations, and delivery requirements. We discuss those before agreeing on a proposal.
No. We use it where it is useful for the workflow. Clear rules and ordinary software may be the better solution for many tasks.
Let’s talk
Tell me what you are building or what is getting in the way. We can discuss the problem, the scope, and a sensible next step.
Prefer email? info@tasktica.dev