First, the positives:
The interface is well-designed—clean, intuitive, and easy to navigate. The platform is largely self-explanatory.

So why the negative review?
Simply put: too many bugs.

Major issues encountered:

Chromium Problems: The automation runs on a Chromium browser. Even after creating a profile, following all setup instructions, and installing the cookies extension, it still wouldn’t remember my session.

Unstable Automation: An automation might run successfully once, then fail or freeze the next time. Performance was inconsistent.

Prompt Failures: Automated prompt inputs often failed to complete, sometimes typing only part of the sentence. Adding delays between steps did not fix this.

Login Roadblocks: Workflows frequently stalled at login pages.

Persistent Errors: Chromium errors persisted despite adjusting flags.

Real-world impact:
For basic scraping or simple tasks, TaskMagic may be fine. But for complex workflows—like chaining LLM-generated prompts, sending data to Google Sheets, then automating image-to-video tools—it’s unreliable. Stability worsened when screen recording was involved.

Performance concerns:
I run a high-end editing rig (128GB RAM, 16-core CPU, 5070 Ti) and have extensive experience with other automation tools. Even on my setup, TaskMagic froze regularly—issues I don’t encounter with other software. I’ve also seen other users report similar long-term crashes and bugs.

Professionalism:
The tutorials on YouTube feel unprofessional. Joking about or dismissing user complaints in “how-to” videos is unhelpful. As someone who creates professional tutorials for companies, I expect concise, respectful, and informative instruction.

Bottom line:
Great interface, poor stability. Not suitable for advanced use cases. For the price and the amount of troubleshooting required, it’s a no from me.