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TaskBerry

Akiflow alternative

An Akiflow alternative that shows the day is full, not just captured

Akiflow is very good at one thing: pulling every task you have into one command bar and blocking time for it. TaskBerry asks the question that comes next: does the day fit at all? The board sizes each task and turns red before you commit, then bills the hours per client, at a flat €9.95 a month for one person.

Honest fit

Who each one is really for

Akiflow fits people drowning in task sources

Nothing captures scattered tasks better than Akiflow. Its command bar pulls tasks and events in from your inbox, your calendar, and the other tools you already use, into one place, and lets you drag them into your day. If your problem is that your work is scattered across too many apps, Akiflow gathers it well.

TaskBerry fits one freelancer deciding what to take on

If you run 2 to 5 clients on your own, the risk is not scattered tasks. It is saying yes to a week that was already full. TaskBerry sizes each task, sets the hours against the ones you actually have, turns the board red when it runs over, and rolls the time you log into a per-client report you can bill.

Same full day

Block the day onto a calendar, or see it will not fit

Both tools can put an overloaded day in front of you. What they tell you about it is the real difference.

9 hours of work planned into a 6 hour day.

TaskBerry

The board turns red and hands you the choice

Every task gets a time size automatically. The bar fills as you plan and turns red when the day runs over, so you decide what to drop before you commit.

3h over before you start

Client proposal draft
L
Onboarding call
M
Invoice follow-ups
M
Landing page copy
L
Weekly report
M

Akiflow

The tasks get blocked onto your calendar

Akiflow captures your tasks from every tool and lets you drag them into calendar slots. It fills the day neatly, but nothing tells you the day was already over the hours you have.

Time-blocked plan6h day
Client proposal draft
Onboarding call
Invoice follow-ups
Landing page copy
Weekly report

Blocked across the calendar

Side by side

TaskBerry next to Akiflow

  • How you handle a full day

    TaskBerry
    The board sizes each task and turns red, so you choose what to drop before you commit.
    Akiflow
    Blocks time for each task on your calendar, without warning that the day is over its hours.
  • Task capture

    TaskBerry
    Berry turns a brain dump into time-estimated tasks.
    Akiflow
    The strongest capture there is. A command bar pulls tasks from many tools into one place.
  • Free plan

    TaskBerry
    Yes. Unlimited tasks, capacity bar, deadlines, time tracking.
    Akiflow
    No free tier. Trial only, then paid.
  • Price

    TaskBerry
    €9.95 a month, VAT included.
    Akiflow
    $19 a month billed yearly, $34 billed monthly, as of July 2026 (USD).
  • Capacity view

    TaskBerry
    An hours budget you own, red before you start.
    Akiflow
    Time-blocking on the calendar, no per-day hours budget.
  • Client billing and reports

    TaskBerry
    Built in. Bill hours per client and export a report.
    Akiflow
    Not built in.
  • Time tracking

    TaskBerry
    Built in, per task.
    Akiflow
    On the public roadmap, not shipped (as of July 2026).
  • Built for

    TaskBerry
    One freelancer running 2 to 5 clients.
    Akiflow
    Individuals juggling tasks across many tools.

The price gap

What it costs, plainly

TaskBerry has a real free plan you can stay on, and Pro is €9.95 a month with VAT included. Akiflow has no free tier: it is a trial and then paid, starting at $19 a month billed yearly, or $34 billed monthly, as of July 2026 (USD). You are paying for a capture-and-scheduling engine that pulls in every tool you use. TaskBerry is one screen for one person, and priced like it.

TaskBerry Free
€0, forever
TaskBerry Pro
€9.95 / month, VAT incl.
Akiflow
$19 / month, billed yearly (USD)

Switching

Trying it does not undo Akiflow

Start on the free plan in a couple of minutes and keep Akiflow running in another tab. If seeing the day before you commit, and billing the hours after, turns out to be what you were missing, the move is small: a handful of tasks and your labels. If it is not, you have lost nothing.

Straight answers

Questions worth asking first

Is TaskBerry a full Akiflow replacement?
No. If your main problem is that tasks are scattered across your inbox, your calendar, and a stack of other tools, Akiflow's command bar gathers all of it better than anything else. TaskBerry replaces it only if your real need is capacity: seeing that a week is already full before you say yes, and billing the hours afterward.
Is there a free Akiflow alternative?
Yes. Akiflow has no free tier, only a trial before it turns paid, as of July 2026. TaskBerry has a real free plan you can stay on: unlimited tasks, the capacity bar, deadlines, and time tracking. Pro adds client billing and reports for €9.95 a month.
What does Akiflow do better?
Capture and consolidation. Akiflow pulls tasks and events in from many tools and puts them in one command bar, then lets you time-block them onto your calendar fast. If your work lives in too many places, that is its real strength.
Does Akiflow track time and bill clients?
Not today. Akiflow blocks time on your calendar, but an hours budget that warns you before the day is full is not part of it, and time tracking is on their public roadmap rather than shipped, as of July 2026. Client billing and reports are not built in. TaskBerry does both.

See if the week is already full

Start free, add a real week, and watch the bar. You will know in five minutes whether this is your kind of planner.