Product Deep Dive

14+ modules — for every company need

From HR to vault, from kanban to schema diagram — each module works on its own and is fully integrated with the rest.

UniTask dashboard
On one panel — all team modules and context.

Eight areas

A company's entire workflow

UniTask covers eight core areas — each tailored to local business needs.

HR & People

Employee profile, attendance, leave, documents and payroll register — on one panel.

Employee cardAttendanceLeave managementPayroll register
Tasks & Projects

Project management with multi-views (list, kanban, calendar, timeline).

ProjectSprintSubtaskWorklog
Communication

Real-time chat, presence, push and email notifications.

1-on-1 chatGroup chatTask discussionNotifications
Documents & Notes

Block-based documents, hierarchical pages, personal notes.

RegulationsOnboardingNotesKnowledge base
Files

Drive-style folders, granular permissions, polymorphic attach.

FoldersPermissionsVersionsPolymorphic
Visual Planning

Whiteboard, Schema Diagrams and Schema Sketcher — in one system.

BoardsDB schemaArchitectureWorkshop
Mini Finance

Expenses, vendors, POs and inventory — lightweight internal accounting.

ExpensesVendorPOFixed assets
Vault & Audit

Passwords encrypted, every event recorded in the audit log.

Encrypted vaultAudit logActivity feedPermission grant

Tasks & Projects

Kanban, list, calendar and timeline — in one place.

Break projects into sections, create tasks and subtasks, assign owners. Run your team plan with deadlines, time tracking and dependencies.

Who is it for?

For product, IT, marketing and operations teams — from a sprint to a long-term project.

What's different?

What Notion + Asana + Jira do separately, UniTask combines in one workspace.

Workflow

1

Create a project and task space

2

Distribute tasks to owners

3

Manage status, priority and dependencies

Vazifalar kanban
Tasks & Projects — interface view.
Use cases
Sprint and release planning
Kanban and calendar views
Subtasks and checklists
Worklog and time tracking

HR & People

Employee profile, documents, payroll and history — in one system.

Employee database, personal documents, tenure tracking, warnings and a payroll register. Move HR processes from Excel to UniTask.

Who is it for?

For HR departments and leaders of companies with 10–500 employees.

What's different?

An alternative to 1C HR or Bitrix HR — simpler, faster, tailored to local needs.

Workflow

1

Add an employee and fill in the profile

2

Attach documents and contracts

3

Automatically track salary and work history

HR va xodimlar
HR & People — interface view.
Use cases
Employee card and profile
Personal document storage
Warning and note history
Salary and bonus calculation

Attendance & Leave

Check-in, photo verification and leave requests — automated.

Employees mark the start and end of the workday with geolocation and photo verification. Leave requests are resolved through an approval chain.

Who is it for?

Fair attendance tracking for office, hybrid or remote teams.

What's different?

No special turnstiles or paper records needed — a phone is enough.

Workflow

1

Employee checks in via mobile

2

Manager sees attendance in real time

3

Leave request is approved and added to the calendar

HR va xodimlar
Attendance & Leave — interface view.
Use cases
Check-in with photo and location
Attendance correction requests
Leave queue and calendar
Automatic approval chain

Chat & Notifications

Direct, team and task chats — in real time.

Communication around users, departments and tasks. Read receipts, presence and fast delivery over WebSocket. A full local replacement for Slack.

Who is it for?

Speed up cross-department communication and keep context in one place.

What's different?

Chat is tied to every task, project and department — context is never lost.

Workflow

1

Open a room or message directly

2

Attach a file and a task link

3

Manage notifications with filters

Chat va aloqa
Chat & Notifications — interface view.
Use cases
1-on-1 and group chats
In-task discussion
Online status and presence
Push and email notifications

Documents & Notes

Block-based editor, Notion-style — fully under your control.

Keep technical docs, guides, regulations and personal notes in hierarchical pages. A TipTap-based editor — rich formatting, images, code and tables.

Who is it for?

Internal documentation for the dev team, work regulations for HR.

What's different?

Unlike Notion — data stays on your server and is fully integrated with other modules.

Workflow

1

Create pages and blocks

2

Attach a task, file or schema

3

Share with the team or a specific role

Hujjatlar va notes
Documents & Notes — interface view.
Use cases
Internal documentation
Onboarding guides
Project notes
Personal notes

File Manager

Drive-style folders, permissions and version control.

Store files in folders, set precise permissions for each item. Polymorphic attachment to tasks, documents and messages.

Who is it for?

A single repository for marketing materials, contracts and technical files.

What's different?

Works instead of Google Drive or Dropbox, but all context stays inside UniTask.

Workflow

1

Create a folder and grant access

2

Upload files or attach to a task

3

Configure who can view

Fayl menejeri
File Manager — interface view.
Use cases
Cross-department file sharing
Granular permissions
Polymorphic attachment
Storage limit management

Boards (Whiteboard)

Powered by Excalidraw — visual brainstorm and workshop.

An infinite canvas — sketch ideas visually, map processes and collaborate with your team in real time.

Who is it for?

For workshops, retrospectives and conceptual ideation.

What's different?

Instead of Miro — inside the workspace, no separate subscription or password.

Workflow

1

Open a board and place elements

2

Invite the team

3

Turn into decisions and action items

Whiteboard kollaboratsiyasi
Boards (Whiteboard) — interface view.
Use cases
Brainstorm sessions
Process maps
User journeys
Workshop facilitation

Schema Diagrams

DBML-based database modeling — visual + code.

Draw your database structure, show relations and export directly as DBML code. Perfect for the dev team.

Who is it for?

For backend and data engineers — schema review, refactoring and onboarding.

What's different?

Instead of dbdiagram.io — fully linked to the workspace, tasks and documents.

Workflow

1

Add entities and keys

2

Define relations and indexes

3

Export to a document or task

Schema diagram
Schema Diagrams — interface view.
Use cases
DB schema design
Migration planning
Schema review
Developer handoff

Schema Sketcher

A lightweight visual planner for architecture and flow.

Map services, processes and integrations with a card-block-arrow approach. Built for general architecture, not for the DB.

Who is it for?

For solution architects and tech leads — system design.

What's different?

If Schema Diagrams is for the DB, Sketcher is for the general technical flow.

Workflow

1

Place components

2

Draw dependencies

3

Export to a handoff-ready format

Arxitektura sxemasi
Schema Sketcher — interface view.
Use cases
Microservice architecture
Feature flow design
Integration map
C4 diagram

Mini Finance

Expenses, vendors, purchase orders and inventory.

Not accounting, but enough to manage a company's internal financial flows — expense categories, counterparties and an asset register.

Who is it for?

For operations and finance departments — instead of paper and Excel.

What's different?

Unlike 1C or SAP — a lightweight, simple and quick-to-launch internal tool.

Workflow

1

Set up categories and counterparties

2

Enter an expense or PO

3

Get reports and exports

Mini moliya
Mini Finance — interface view.
Use cases
Expense categories
Vendors and counterparties
Purchase orders
Inventory and fixed assets

Secrets Vault

Passwords, API keys and certificates — encrypted.

Store server access, AWS keys, API tokens and certificates encrypted. Records who viewed what and when (audit trail).

Who is it for?

For DevOps and IT — a 1Password alternative, inside the company.

What's different?

Never stored in plain text — every access is written to the audit log.

Workflow

1

Add an item and encrypt it

2

Share with specific employees

3

Track via the audit trail

Vault va xavfsizlik
Secrets Vault — interface view.
Use cases
Server credentials
API keys
TLS certificates
SSO secrets

Integrations

Git, Telegram, Google and more — in one workspace.

Link tasks with GitHub/GitLab repos, get notifications via Telegram, sync with Google Calendar.

Who is it for?

For dev teams — bring context from external tools into UniTask.

What's different?

One hub instead of several SaaS — external tools unite around UniTask.

Workflow

1

Set up the integration

2

Attach webhooks and tokens

3

Events sync automatically

UniTask dashboard
Integrations — interface view.
Use cases
Git commit ↔ task link
Telegram notifications
Google Calendar sync
OAuth (Google, GitHub)

Security

Enterprise-grade protection — in every plan

Sanctum auth, RBAC, encrypted vault, audit log and on-prem deployment.

Sanctum bearer token + RBAC

Each user's role and permissions are managed at the membership level. Granular policies.

Encrypted vault

Secret data is encrypted with AES-256. Plain text is never stored.

Audit log

Every critical action (login, permission change, vault access) is written to a historical log.

On-prem deployment

For corporate clients — run in your own infrastructure via Docker/Kubernetes.

Customer voices

Teams working with UniTask

What local IT, fintech and product companies say.

We moved HR processes from Excel to UniTask — now every employee's data is in one place. Onboarding got 3× faster.

Sarvar Tursunov

Sarvar Tursunov

HR Director, IT Park resident

Instead of Slack + Jira + Notion we chose UniTask. One payment instead of four SaaS, and all in our language.

Diyor Karimov

Diyor Karimov

CTO, product startup

Storing server credentials and API keys in the Vault is very convenient. And the audit log records every access.

Aziza Mirzayeva

Aziza Mirzayeva

DevOps Lead, fintech

FAQ

Product questions

The most common questions about modules, mobile app, real-time and security.

Can modules be enabled individually?

Yes. Each module is independent — you can use only HR or only Tasks. Enable the others when you need them.

Is there a mobile app?

The web app is fully optimized for mobile devices (PWA). Native iOS and Android apps are planned for the second half of 2026.

How do real-time features work?

Based on WebSocket — Laravel Reverb and Echo. Chat, notifications, online status and task changes are delivered instantly.

What's the difference between Schema Diagrams and Schema Sketcher?

Schema Diagrams is for the DB schema (with DBML export). Schema Sketcher is for general technical architecture and flow mapping.

How secure is the Vault?

All secret data is encrypted with AES-256. Plain text is never stored. Every access is written to the audit log.

Next Step

Try the modules with your own team

Launch the free plan or reach out for a personal demo. 30 minutes — enough to understand it all.