Gionatan
Gionatan is an individual/solo developer publishing open-source software and developer tools. His current featured project, Taskport, is a native macOS workspace intended to make it easier to run and manage project tasks, development servers, interactive terminals, and coding-agent workflows in one place.
At a Glance
- Developers using Apple-silicon Macs
- Individual software developers and small development teams managing local projects
- Developers using coding agents and agent-compatible CLI workflows
- Users of VS Code task definitions, package scripts, Ghostty terminals, and local web servers
AI Tools by Gionatan
(1)Taskport
macOS Task Runner Workspace
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Latest News
Taskport 0.2.0 released as the latest public release, adding the macOS app distribution, task workspace features, interactive terminals, CLI/agent skill, optional tunnels, signed updates, and session restoration.
Workspace UI and project navigation were simplified, with full-size terminal tabs, group activity and disclosure controls, sidebar link actions, and session-retention improvements.
Portable macOS executable packaging was added and Taskport 0.1.1/build 3 was prepared, removing toolchain runtime search paths from packaged binaries and adding release verification.
Taskport 0.1.0 was prepared as the first public release, with installation instructions, release notes, and signed-update documentation.
Products & Services
A free, open-source native macOS workspace for project tasks and interactive Ghostty terminals. It lets developers save projects and tasks, import and review VS Code tasks and package scripts, pin services, run one-off or temporary tasks, keep local URLs near servers, optionally start authorized Cloudflare tunnels, and control projects and sessions through a bundled CLI and portable agent skill.
Market Position
Taskport positions itself as a native macOS alternative to assembling separate terminal, task-runner, project, and agent-control tools: it combines interactive Ghostty terminals, saved and pinned tasks, local links and optional tunnels, session control, a CLI, and an installable agent skill. Its differentiator is the shared workspace where the developer and coding agent can inspect and control the same local sessions.
Leadership
Founders
Gionatan
The official GitHub profile identifies the developer as Gionatan (username gionatan7), located in Italy. The profile shows him as the owner and contributor of the public Taskport repository and other repositories; no prior roles or companies are stated on the fetched profile.
Founding Story
The available project materials frame Taskport as a developer-built response to the recurring setup and coordination work around project commands: saving projects and tasks, pinning services, keeping interactive terminals available, and exposing the same workspace to a local CLI and coding agents. The repository describes it as early software under active development and its first public source preview was introduced in October 2026.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Taskport is distributed as free and open-source software under GPL-3.0-only. The fetched materials describe no paid plans, subscription, API-usage charge, or other commercial revenue stream.
Target Markets
- Developers using Apple-silicon Macs
- Individual software developers and small development teams managing local projects
- Developers using coding agents and agent-compatible CLI workflows
- Users of VS Code task definitions, package scripts, Ghostty terminals, and local web servers
- Running and monitoring local development servers and watchers
- Executing builds, scripts, one-off tasks, and temporary experiments
- Keeping multiple project terminals organized in a native Mac workspace
- Giving coding agents a local CLI and skill to inspect and control active development sessions
- Sharing a local development preview through an explicitly authorized Cloudflare tunnel