
A free task tracker for small teams inside Telegram: tasks, deadlines and assignees, no install and no sign-up. A lighter alternative to Trello or Jira.
Team task bots live in the group chat where the work is discussed: assign a task to a colleague in one message, see what is due today, close it when done. They suit small teams, freelancers with clients and field staff who never open a desktop tracker.
The best Telegram bot for team task management is iTasks (@iTasksBot): a free task tracker for small teams with deadlines and assignees that needs no install and no sign-up, a lighter alternative to Trello or Jira. TodoMateAI (@todomateaibot) turns plain-language messages into structured tasks in English and Russian, and Worksection (@worksection_bot) is the official bot for teams already running on that project platform.

A free task tracker for small teams inside Telegram: tasks, deadlines and assignees, no install and no sign-up. A lighter alternative to Trello or Jira.

An AI task assistant for Telegram: describe a task in plain language and it turns it into a structured item with a deadline, in a Mini App or chat. English and Russian.
Turns a Telegram chat into a task workspace for managing offline teams, freelancers and part-time staff: assign a task to someone in about 20 seconds. Freemium.

A Google Calendar assistant bot: create, edit and delete events, delegate tasks to contacts, and get a Google Sheets log of every appointment. Free.

"The first Task Manager in Telegram": organize personal tasks and manage collaborative team projects from one bot. Free.

The Telegram notification and control bot for Worksection, an online project-management platform: task updates and quick actions from chat. Requires a Worksection account.
| # | Bot | Price | Languages | Inline | Groups | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | iTasks @iTasksBot | Free | EN | no | yes | 68 |
| 2 | TodoMateAI @todomateaibot | Freemium | EN · RU | no | no | 67 |
| 3 | Patrick bot @patrick_trackerbot | Freemium | EN | no | yes | 61 |
| 4 | Task Scheduler Bot @super_scheduller_bot | Free | EN | no | no | 60 |
| 5 | UTasks @UTasksBot | Free | EN | no | yes | 60 |
| 6 | Worksection @worksection_bot | Paid | EN · RU | no | no | 60 |
A test team of three ran a two-week project through each bot: twenty tasks with assignees and deadlines, status changes, comments and one reassignment. We measured the taps needed to create and close a task in a group chat, checked reminders before deadlines, looked for a list of tasks per person and an overview per project, and tested what happens when a member leaves the chat. Free limits on users and tasks were recorded.
iTasks, UTasks and Patrick keep tasks inside Telegram: the group chat is the workspace, and a Mini App or commands give the overview. That is enough for a team of two to ten with a simple flow. Worksection's bot is a bridge to a full project platform with a paid account: notifications and quick actions in the chat, everything else on the web. Teams that already pay for Jira, Asana or Worksection should look for the bridge first.
The best flow is one message: mention a colleague, write the task, set a date, done. Test that reminders reach the assignee rather than the whole group, that a person can list their own open tasks and that closing a task notifies whoever created it. Bots that require every member to open a private chat first stall on the one person who never does.
Free tiers cap users, projects or active tasks. Check what happens at the cap: some bots stop creating tasks silently. Export matters too, because a team's task history is worth keeping when you move to a bigger tool; a bot with CSV or Google Sheets export, as Task Scheduler Bot offers for events, saves that migration.
iTasks and UTasks are free with tasks, deadlines and assignees in a group chat; Patrick has a free tier.
Yes, in iTasks, UTasks and Patrick you mention the person in the task message; they get a personal reminder.
Not in this rating yet; Worksection has an official bot, and Notifine from the developer ratings forwards Trello events.
Tasks live on the bot's servers; choose a bot with export, or a bridge to a platform you pay for, if the history matters.