Makerspaces and fab labs
ExampleEvery drawer on the map. Every tool back where it lives.
Shared tools go missing, cabinets drift into chaos, volunteers come and go. Follow one job, "Tidy cabinet A", from the first request to the last photo: Claude plans it, two volunteers do it, and the map remembers it.
Free for up to 3 people. No card.
An illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
The problem
Sound familiar?
The caliper is never where it should be
Shared tools wander between benches, bags and projects, and nobody knows who had them last.
Tidy on Saturday, chaos by Thursday
Without a map of what lives where, every tidy-up fades with the next project.
Volunteers come and go
Newcomers need clear instructions, regulars want to get on with it, and someone still has to count the hours.
The reference task
Tidy cabinet A, in five phases
The plan doesn't exist up front. Each phase ends at a decision point: Claude reads what people found and proposes the next phase, and the orchestrator approves it before anyone gets a step.
At every decision point, Claude reads the evidence and a person approves what happens next.
Ask
The orchestrator tells Claude: "Tidy cabinet A in the machine room."
Map
Claude sees the drawers aren't on the map yet. Labels A1–A12 are printed, stuck on and photographed.
Collect
Two volunteers empty different columns into the staging area at the same time, never sharing a drawer. AI Assist names what's in each photo; they confirm with the object in hand.
Plan
At the decision point, Claude reads the evidence and proposes where everything goes, with a step screen showing the cabinet and the active drawer lit. Missing drawer dividers? A purchase step, within the limit.
Execute
One volunteer reads in Portuguese, the other in English, same steps. The receipt is checked against the makerspace's tax ID at the shop counter. Only one person holds the caliper at a time.
Verify
Final photos are compared with the plan. Claude closes the task with a summary; the map now knows where everything lives.
What you get
What your makerspace gets
Everything in this example runs on TaskQ today.
A map that remembers
Sites, cabinets and drawers stay on the map between tasks, with printable labels: a readable code like A3 and a QR code. Next time, Claude already knows where everything lives.
Many hands, no collisions
Two volunteers work the same cabinet at the same time, never on the same drawer. Exclusive tools like the caliper work as locks: one person at a time, and TaskQ knows who has it.
AI checks on every step
AI Assist names what is in each photo, and the person holding the object confirms in one tap. It asks for a retake when a photo is blurry or shows a face.
Attendance for volunteers
Volunteers start and end a session on their phone. Attendance per session is kept for volunteer certificates and activity reports, with CSV export.
Plans
What it takes
A makerspace with a few regulars can start on Free today. When more volunteers join, Premium keeps them free.
See pricing- Free: up to 3 people at one site, with unlimited locations on the map
- Free: 100 AI credits a month for AI Assist
- Premium: volunteers who only do steps are free, up to 10 per paid seat
EstimateThe "Tidy cabinet A" task uses about 70–100 AI credits.
AI Assist stays off until an admin turns it on.
Your Claude plan is separate and billed by Anthropic. TaskQ's price covers AI Assist.
More examples
Founding places
Map your first cabinet this week.
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Free for up to 3 people. No card.
Founding price: €9 per paid seat/month, billed annually, for 12 months from your first payment. Excl. VAT.