Taskforce.shThe professional dashboard for BullMQ

Monitor, manage, and debug your BullMQ and Bull queues in production. Built by the creators of BullMQ.

Connect in minutes

Point Taskforce.sh at a Redis URL, or run the lightweight Taskforce Connector to reach Redis instances that aren't exposed to the internet.

Connect your queues

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Manage jobs from the browser

Inspect job data, options, logs and stack traces. Retry, promote, clean and add jobs, one at a time or in bulk, without SSH or scripts.

Working with jobs

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Monitoring and alerts

Get notified by email, Slack or PagerDuty when jobs fail, workers go missing, backlogs grow or Redis runs out of memory.

Set up monitors

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Metrics

Track completed and failed jobs per minute for up to two weeks to spot slowdowns and bottlenecks early.

Explore metrics

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AI agents over MCP

Let Claude, Cursor or your own agents investigate and fix queue issues, with scoped permissions and a full audit trail.

Connect an agent

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Teams and custom roles

Share connections across your organization and control exactly who can retry, delete or pause with fine-grained roles.

Manage your team

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BullMQ Pro

Get access to BullMQ Pro, including groups, and connect Pro queues with the Pro connector.

About BullMQ Pro

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On-premises

Run Taskforce.sh in your own infrastructure with Docker or the AWS Marketplace AMI, with unlimited connections and teams.

Self-host Taskforce.sh

What is Taskforce.sh?

Taskforce.sh is a web dashboard for BullMQ and Bull, the popular Redis-based job queues for Node.js. It is built and maintained by the team behind BullMQ.

Taskforce.sh dashboard showing queue metrics, job counts by state, and throughput over time

It is useful during development, to check that jobs run the way you expect, and in production, where you need to know quickly when something goes wrong. Jobs can fail because of transient errors or bugs in your code. With Taskforce.sh you can see which jobs failed and why, and retry them once the underlying problem is fixed.

Where to start

New to Taskforce.sh? Read Getting started to connect your first Redis instance, either directly or through the Taskforce connector.
Running in production? Turn on monitoring and notifications so you hear about problems before your users do, and review the security primer.
Working in a team? Set up an organization and custom roles.
Need to self-host? See the on-premises options.

Taskforce.sh comes with a 15-day free trial, no credit card required. Start your trial at taskforce.sh.

For the BullMQ library itself, see the BullMQ documentation.