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A task is the core unit of work in Rocket. Every time you ask Rocket to research a market, build an app, or set up competitor monitoring, you are creating a task.

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Task types

Rocket has three task types, each with its own workflow and output format. All three start the same way: describe what you need in plain language.

Solve

Strategic research. Ask a business question and get a structured report with data, insights, and recommendations.

Build

App creation. Describe a web app, mobile app, or website and Rocket generates production-ready code. Includes Redesign for transforming existing sites.

Intelligence

Continuous monitoring. Run the Intelligence setup once per workspace. After that, Intelligence works as a dashboard that monitors competitors and surfaces changes automatically.

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Standalone vs. project tasks

Tasks exist in two ways:
  • Inside a project: grouped with related tasks that share context, files, and collaborators. Insights from one task are available to others in the same project. Solve and Build tasks can live in projects.
  • Standalone: created independently without a project. Useful for quick one-off research, experiments, or individual builds.
Intelligence works differently. Running the setup wizard creates an Intelligence task for the workspace. After approval, you manage competitors and view signals from the Intelligence dashboard in your sidebar, separate from any project. You do not create a new Intelligence task for each monitoring cycle.
If you are working on a larger initiative with multiple related tasks, use a project. For quick standalone questions or experiments, create a task directly.

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Task lifecycle

Every task follows the same general flow:
1

Create

Start a new task from the home screen or within a project. Describe what you need in plain language: a business question, an app idea, or competitors to monitor.
2

Iterate

Review Rocket’s output and refine it through conversation. Ask follow-up questions, request changes, or provide additional context. For Intelligence, refine competitors and preferences from the dashboard after setup.
3

Ship

Use or share the result. Export a Solve report, deploy a Build app, or review Intelligence signals in the dashboard as they arrive.

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Credit usage

Solve and Build tasks consume credits based on complexity. Clear, specific prompts use fewer credits than vague requests. Intelligence is included on eligible plans.
Check your plan’s credit allocation and compare options.

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What’s next?

Prompt intelligence

Learn when Rocket asks questions before starting and how to write prompts that skip them.

Manage tasks

Create, rename, star, and delete tasks.

Projects

Group related tasks together with shared context and files.