For universities, libraries and workplaces
Task Party brings body doubling to small live video rooms, with a host and a shared timer. Say what you want to get done, then work quietly alongside others.
Working on your own tasks alongside other people, in person or on video. Quiet company can make it easier to get started and stay focused. Many people with ADHD discover this for themselves.
An academic study of body doubling included 193 neurodivergent adults, who described using it to get started, stay motivated and finish tasks.*
Sessions run throughout the day, in every time zone. Choose spoken check-ins or chat only, with no microphone needed.
Say what you’ve come to do, or write it in the chat. Set your tasks for the hour, then follow the shared timer through focus blocks and breaks.
Tick off what you’ve done and recognise each other’s progress. Anything unfinished stays on your list for next time.
An easier start. Tell the room what you are working on, out loud or in the chat. That small check-in can help you get going.
Support to keep going. Quiet company, a shared timer and built-in breaks give your hour a clear structure.
Your choice. Keep your mic off and use the chat if you prefer. Sessions run all day, in every time zone.
Safety built in. Sessions are never recorded. A person approves every host. You can report or block other members.
One agreement covers your whole community, whether students, staff or members, with nothing for them to pay. Priced by organisation rather than per person. Email hello@taskparty.co and we will put a proposal together.
* Eagle, T. et al. (2024). "It Was Something I Naturally Found Worked and Heard About Later": An Investigation of Body Doubling with Neurodivergent Participants. ACM Transactions on Accessible Computing. Task Party figures are from the 2026 beta. For adults aged 18 and over. One real account per person. Task Party is not a healthcare service and does not replace professional care.
hello@taskparty.co