TaskerNet

TaskerNet is an online sharing platform for Tasker that allows users to distribute, discover, import, and manage Tasker projects, profiles, tasks, scenes, and widgets through shareable links. Developed by João Dias, TaskerNet serves as the primary method for sharing Tasker automations with the wider community.

TaskerNet simplifies the process of exchanging automations by eliminating the need to manually import XML files. Users can install shared content directly from a web link using Tasker.

Overview

TaskerNet functions as a repository for Tasker content. When a user shares an automation through TaskerNet, Tasker uploads the selected content and generates a unique URL. Other users can open the link and import the automation directly into Tasker.

The platform supports both simple automations and complex projects, making it suitable for community sharing, tutorials, troubleshooting, and collaboration.

History

TaskerNet was introduced as a modern replacement for traditional XML-based sharing methods. Prior to its introduction, Tasker users commonly exchanged exported XML files through forums, websites, cloud storage services, and social media.

TaskerNet streamlined this process by integrating sharing and importing directly into Tasker, reducing compatibility issues and simplifying distribution.

Over time, TaskerNet became the preferred sharing method within the Tasker community and is frequently used in tutorials, Reddit discussions, and YouTube demonstrations.

Features

TaskerNet provides:

• One-click sharing of Tasker content

• Direct import into Tasker

• Public share links

• Project distribution

• Profile sharing

• Task sharing

• Scene sharing

• Widget sharing

• Automatic dependency handling

• Community discovery and distribution

Supported Content

TaskerNet can be used to share:

Projects

Entire automation systems containing profiles, tasks, scenes, and variables.

Profiles

Trigger-based automations that activate under specific conditions.

Tasks

Standalone automation routines.

Scenes

Custom user interfaces created in Tasker.

Widgets

Tasker and Widget v2 configurations designed for Android home screens.

Sharing Content

Users can create a TaskerNet share by selecting the desired Tasker component and choosing the sharing option within Tasker.

The generated link can then be distributed through:

• Forums

• Reddit

• Social media

• Messaging applications

• Websites

• Documentation

Importing Content

To import a TaskerNet share:

1. Open the TaskerNet link.

2. Review the shared content.

3. Select Import.

4. Grant any required permissions.

5. Configure any necessary variables or settings.

Once imported, the content becomes part of the user's Tasker configuration.

Metadata

TaskerNet shares may include:

• Title

• Description

• Author information

• Version details

• Screenshots

• Installation instructions

• Required plugins

• Required permissions

This information helps users understand the purpose and requirements of the shared automation.

Community Usage

TaskerNet is widely used throughout the Tasker community. Many tutorials, guides, and support posts include TaskerNet links that allow readers to install demonstrated automations instantly.

The platform has contributed significantly to the growth of the Tasker ecosystem by making advanced automations more accessible to new users.

Limitations

Some TaskerNet shares may require:

• Additional plugins

• Specific Android versions

• External services

• API keys

• Manual configuration

Users should review the requirements of a share before importing it.

Relationship to App Factory

While TaskerNet distributes Tasker content that requires Tasker to run, App Factory packages Tasker projects into standalone Android applications that can operate independently of Tasker.

See Also

• Tasker

• Projects

• Profiles

• Tasks

• Scenes

• Widget v2

• App Factory

• AutoApps

• João Dias

External Links

• Official TaskerNet Website

• Official Tasker Documentation