What's a good tool for Project Management?

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I work with multiple software teams and they're all using different tools for project management. I'm curious what project management tool people prefer, and why.

Mike Coutermarsh · Accepted Answer

I love Trello. Kanban works well for me. It's also so simple anyone can figure out how to use it quickly. Plus very customizable + so it works for more advanced usecases as well.

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An almost perfect mix of power and simplicity for agile product management and development teams.

Roman Annenkov · Answer

There's no need for PM tool to be huge and monstrous. What makes Planyway useful is its easy-to-use UI, in combination with all known Trello benefits. It pushes the boundaries of any already used calendar and makes easier their integration with each other through the Trello UI.
Dragging inside calendar is pretty handy, though it's full of hidden opportunities. PM has a plenty of tools and views to make the team be focused at work, not at spending the valuable time in studying complex apps.

Kunal Bhatia · Answer

I love the design of Asana. This is definitely a strong contender and also comes with a free option. It makes me want to do a better job of managing projects, and people around me feel the same. I used to dread using JIRA, but came to like it more with Confluence tied directly. I'm leaning toward Asana for any new long-term projects I work on.

Dettrich Balázs · Answer

This is not explicitly a project management tool, however it's flexibility allows you to build your own - and with ease. Think of it as spreadsheet view of your tasks with database functionalities and a lot of flexibility.

Jeffrey Fermin · Answer

Clubhouse puts all of your projects, teams, and tasks, in one place. It has a good UI, and its filtering makes it easy for you to focus and navigate through all the tasks you're working on.

Jeffrey Fermin · Answer

From idea to implementation, Clubhouse helps software engineering teams plan, build, and deploy their products with ease.

Kunal Bhatia · Answer

Trello is really great. I'm currently using it to collaborate with a few freelancers on a project. Easy to setup and it's free for the basics, which is all we need!

Aleksandar Olic · Answer

This tool has a ton of functionality, yet it's simple to use. You can manage your whole company from one place, from task management to invoicing based on tracked time. Also, great design. 🙌

Dettrich Balázs · Answer

Though I recommended two other tools as well, Asana is my choice when it comes to task and project management. The free version comes with sharing with up to 15 people, unlimited tasks, sub-tasks, projects, some customization as well. With the premium you get a couple extra features, but I never missed them.

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Our company uses Redbooth every day to plan projects in our marketing and product development teams.  It fits perfect in our stack and keeps all of our work organised and on track.

Avro Doge · Answer

Easiest project management I've found so far!
Nice set of features, highly recommended for small teams.

Iryna Maniuk · Answer

Kind of Jira-Trello combo but with a broader functionality and muuuuch easier to use. 
Love it for managing multiple teams and projects!

It's also budget-friendly: free for individuals and teams up to 5 people (+ a free trial for everyone)

Dettrich Balázs · Answer

Zenkit is a great free option for individuals and small groups. It can represent your tasks in different views: list, kanban, calendar, mindmap... whatever works for you the best. And with custom fields you can do magical things.

Eric Ang · Answer

Zenkit robust multiple view is especially useful when putting different people onto same platform with different usage behaviour.

Ayush Mittal · Answer

I used Freedcamp for project management. Entirely free, unlimited projects for an unlimited time. They also have a small business plan which includes invoices, CRM and other integrations. Categorisation is super useful and the dashboard home gives you an important overview of each subproject within the main project plus the people working on a particular project. Every subproject can have a task list, milestones, discussions, timesheets, files, calendar, etc.

Alfredo Gutiérrez · Answer

The team and I have been using this software for almost a year and we're very happy. You can track the time for every task, assign projects to individuals, invoice clients and more.

Eric Myers · Answer

Love this product for the flexibility with which it is built. I can morph this into whatever visualizations my clients needs. Especially for the flexible Gantt Charting, this product is an easy win for me with enough integrations to make it worth it.

Christopher G · Answer

Easy to switch between spreadsheet/row and trello/kanban view, even to mindmaps and (soon) Gantt charts. This is Trello's natural successor.

Stanislav Dimitrov · Answer

Asana is absolutely great! Been using it for the past couple of years and it does the job perfectly.

Alex Heeton · Answer

I love Flow - been using it across multiple teams at 2 different startups now. Trello wasn't quite good enough, Flow is the next step up for me: more organisation but in a simple way. Not like Jira or anything that complicated. Highly recommended.

Aidan Hornsby · Answer

Excuse my bias, but I'd like to recommend Flow ☺️ Out of the box, it’s more powerful than Trello, but simpler and easier to use than Asana.

We recently totally redesigned the app and put a lot of thought into making it easy to take a high level overview of all the projects across your teams/company, quick to step down a layer to see team workloads and project-level boards, and zoom right in on an individual teammate’s tasks for the day, week, month, etc.

Flexible project and task views (kanban, list, calendars) give different teams the options to display and organize work no matter what their workflow looks like, too.

Frederik Waller · Answer

I love Trello because it is so simple, yet effective. You can manage basically any project with Trello and share access to your boards with clients (with several different permission settings available).

Reinhard Ematinger · Answer

Love the Kanban view ... easy to work with and to customize, great overview on tasks when working in teams.

Trifon Tsvetkov · Answer

Sendtask is our team's task manager. It's super clean and easy to use. At the same time, you can customize it and track large projects with hundreds of tasks. I like the "no accounts" feature meaning you can work with anyone in Sendtask  - even if they don't register. Also, I send notes from Evernote and email all the time and Sendtask turns them into actionable tasks with due dates, projects, comments, the ability to assign them etc.

Martin Velkovski · Answer

Workstreams is a great solution, especially for teams living in Slack, with very-easy-to-adopt Kanban principles. The unique and thought-through integration with Slack ensures your team never misses a great idea. Would consider Workstreams for sure, if you're looking for a no-fuss, no overhead project management solution

Ana Topoljski · Answer

Loop brings team messaging to your inbox so you and your team can share emails and quick messages in one place. Loop is a secure email desktop app that works with your Gmail, Outlook or any Office365 account. Install Loop, connect it with your existing inbox, create your sales, marketing, management or any other project teams and start messaging.😻😎

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It's no longer just for programmers. Product managers, legal teams, content strategists, UI designers—there's enough for everyone, without feeling overwhelming.

Mladen Lukić · Answer

Really love the way you're able to have multiple project views and a great overview of all the activities. Essential for tracking time, workload and expenses.

Mateusz Zatorski · Answer

Works great for my team

Imroze · Answer

Most simple to use tool to manage all your workflow at one place.

Théo Blochet · Answer

JIRA's the worst, but also the best.

I've tried Pivotal Tracker, and also had to use Trello/Git Issues in some teams - yet I keep coming back to JIRA. Once customized, it really saves a ton of time defining stories and planning sprints.

Caitlin Bolnick · Answer

Its super robust and I know it sometimes gets a bad rap, but as a PM its by far the most flexible and familiar software for prod/dev teams.

Scope CGN · Answer

Offers good task based project management functions but also trello style kanban boards if preferred. Gantt view when needed. collabo tools like seamless office document integration with full subversion and a great granular rights & roles management if you want to invite clients to projects.

Anja Skočir · Answer

Loop helps me do my work much faster. I love the fact that I can have a private discussion about a certain email and later I can simply reply to the original email. This makes sharing of emails much more efficient.

Rohit Asil · Answer

quick and easy note taking, the existence of the app sometimes pushes the user to make notes and stay organised

Kate Makovskaya · Answer

Hygger is the complete project management platform for Agile teams. From dashboards, tasks and checklists to communication, reporting, time and progress tracking, Hygger has everything a team needs to move the project forward.

Roman Annenkov · Answer

Trello is really cool, but to fully maximize its potential I use Planyway Chrome extension which is a highly useful calendar and team timeline tool. You can take a look at planyway.com

franz herzog · Answer

Maybe a very "lean" project management tool but getting the job done on plenty of my side projects and startups: A simple mix of Slack and Post-Its. Really love the concept: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g2Hecd-Ujo

Antoine Gadaud · Answer

Basecamp is a reference for small businesses. Our web and mobile development team uses it for projects, and we're very satisfied!

Sam Howat · Answer

I can second this. We run our entire business through Basecamp now. The "Work Can Wait" mindset and features have been useful for helping our team slow down, think, and respond.

Katya Sklyarova · Answer

You can use TMetric + Redmine for project management. TMetric has a lot of essential functions, that can help you to track your time and to be more productive.

Jesse Orndorff · Answer

We've lived off of Basecamp for the last six years, easy to use, and perfect for working with clients.

Elayan Hamamrah · Answer

When it comes to project management and team members, Basecamp built with great features that will fit with your scope of work.

Oscar Brunn · Answer

I'm using it because it opens MS Project files which I used to before. In addition, I recommend to try its multi-project option.

Josh Spilker · Answer

So simple to use and great user interface w/o the complicated headaches of other tools. Free account has so *many* more features than Asana or Trello. ClickUp helps you break through all your productivity roadblocks.

Pamela Rumpelstilskin Viedor · Answer

It has everything you need so you don't switch from one app to another. 
3 things I like the best about KnightSpear:

1. It has the core functions every team needs like task management, issue tracking and a built-in chat. 
2. An AI work coach--who can automate tasks, monitor the project in real-time and provide smart insights. 
3. Social Feeds and Gamification feature--Every time you complete a task, you can score points and find your rank on the Leaderboard.

Ramon · Answer

Beautiful UI, Reliable, comprehensive features and powerful automation. Editor's choice by Pcmag

Maíra Storch · Answer

Makes it a breeze to evaluate ideas based on importance to users/customers and strategic impact. 
Helps with product managers main responsibility: finding the right problems to solve.

Sam Rye · Answer

This is an alternative to trying to get everyone into one platform... Let them keep their tools, and synch what needs to be synched! It's like Zapier but specifically for PM tools.

Tom Mohr · Answer

Can set up projects exactly how you would like them to be organized. Extremely flexible and powerful, allows for people to look at the data however they want depending on needs. Extremely powerful operating power behind what looks to be a simple and elegant document editor.

Simon Darby · Answer

This nice clean user interface design won us over. We shifted from Trello (which is excellent) initially because MeisterTask simply looked nicer, but the team found its slick UI made things easier to add and update. This just shows how a good modern UI improves productivity. Trello has done an awesome job, but the UI feels dated, and once you get a lot of stuff up on it, the whole thing can look overwhelming. MeisterTask gave us a fresh view of our tasks which got the team focused again.

Kishore Bhargava · Answer

Zenkit takes the usual Kanban approach to the next level. Great product and extremely useful for small teams. Helps keep everything on track while being transparent.

Munir Kamal · Answer

I have been using Trello since about 1 year now and I can recommend it confidently to anyone. It's Free version gives you a lot.

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If you are looking for something free, but more powerful than Asana, Trello and others, Bitrix24 is a good choice. Gantt, time tracking, tasks, subtasks, client access, task to email/email to task, quotes, invoices, etc.

Jagan Mohan R · Answer

Taiga looks amazing, but don't let its good looks fool you, it is a versatile KANBAN / SCRUM based agile project management tool for teams. 
It has every feature that Trello can boast of and it does all that in style. 
Taiga is open source.

Daniel 💻 · Answer

Really great and simple to use

rkwagle · Answer

Hands down Trello. So simple that it actually works!

Beth Hudson · Answer

Recruitee is the best tool for recruitment project management! It's affordable and user-friendly. I hope this adds to the plethora of other answers :)

Vadim I · Answer

We have been using Leankit while developing Grace. It's an awesome tool!

Màxim Colls · Answer

Redbooth is an intuitive task and project management software that gets teams organized and keeps projects on track.

Mark B. · Answer

Jim Semick knows products, and we've been with ProductPlan since the very early days. The product has continued to evolve and works very well with our processes, both for planning as well as for execution of the plans.

Sebastian Rumberg · Answer

In our agency we are using Asana to manage the tasks and projects for 18 people, 30 clients, plus internal responsibilites like Marketing, Business Development, HR etc. with Asana and even with these complex dependencies and responsibilities, Asana handles the job incredibly well.

The app has it's short comings with a lack of native apps and a proper offline mode, but in general, I can highly recommend it.

Sam Rye · Answer

InVision has some great inbuilt Kannan project management tools for creative projects.

Amy Lowe · Answer

Our team loves Nuclino. It's less cluttered than most other PM tools and it gets the job done faster.

Ayrton De Craene · Answer

Basecamp has been around since forever and they do an incredible job. I've always been a huge fan of their UI, responsiveness and honestly they have one of the best engineering teams out there. For your use case, they explained in depth why using Basecamp with clients is such a good fit.

Kris · Answer

This tool has importing/exporting options for MS Project and Mindjet MindManager along with multiple reporting templates.

Valerio Neri · Answer

Teamwork allows for several ways of managing projects, from a simple checklist, up to a Gantt chart with deadlines and dependencies (or have it kanban-style). You get nested subtasks, start dates, time budgeting and controlling, can manage project risks, have a messaging section for keeping everyone updated. I’ve heavily “exploited” the API for extended usage and we were able to use Teamwork as a workflow management system. There is a free tier for giving it a try...

Sahil Gupta · Answer

Teamwork PM - where Project Management meets with User-friendly UI in easily customization yet powerful way

David Miller · Answer

I have been using ProProfs Project for about 11 months now, and in my opinion, it is a great tool for project management. Not only does it help me keep track of my team members and meet deadlines effortlessly, it also offers all the needed tools to generate well-structured reports. Everything looks simple and easy with this software.

Leo Harsha · Answer

I love TeamWave for many reasons. This application is delightfully fast and simple-yet-flexible enough to work on. It helps to make things work for the better in tracking and management of leads for any small business.

Lidia Sergeeva · Answer

I love Z-Stream. It is an all-in-one tool that keeps everything in place. It streamlines data gathering, management, and assessment for all my projects. Works same good for big company and for freelancer. For me  was important   that it lets you set different levels of access for different team members depending on their role on the project.

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ProofHub is a versatile project management tool. This all-in-one tool that comes packed with powerful features to eliminate the need of having too many different tools to run your business.

Features:

Online proofing software saves a lot of time during the feedback-sharing process
Makes task-management less stressful for teams
Get a visual picture of projects using Gantt charts in ProofHub
Also available as a mobile app for Android and iOS users.

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It is a complete Project Management tool that offers features for each stage of management i.e. planning,organizing,collaborating & project delivery. Secondly, it gives an organization 100% control over things. You’ll get notified of everything going around in the team.

Torben Simon Meier · Answer

Its still after beta but much better as just Trello to manage your projects in teams. We use it in our startup (RAIDBOXES) to make 14-day sprints and Kanban. Just perfect with some little bugs but they fixed every time from the makers very fast!

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Planning and tracking for Trello, simplified.
Use any of the common Kanban, Scrum and project management metrics, or add your own.

Monica Ong · Answer

Unlike most planning tools, Zenkit doesn't assume anything about your workflow. Zenkit is very customizable and flexible with different view (e.g. task list, kanban view, or calendar view) and custom labels and subtasks for each tasks. Thus Zenkit adapts to your workflow instead of you adapting to an app.

Enrico Jakob · Answer

awesome Tool. I really really like it. Much better than Trello or Asana.

Khach Martirosyan · Answer

Zenkit is a Kanban board on steroids! Definitely recommend to try for yourself.

Henry Coleman · Answer

I've tried a dozen different tools and keep coming back to Asana. The clean interface and the just-enough flexibility makes Asana a great tool for small to mid-sized teams. I even have a personal version for my daughter's kanban board for chores.

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Does everything we need - for 6 years to-date. Have never wanted for anything else.

Tracy Jones Seven Pines · Answer

I’m still very new to it, but Airtable is very user friendly, intuitive, and JAM-PACKED with features, views, flexibility in setting up your sheets; I haven’t yet found myself in a situation where I didn’t think ti through and just started in the middle (find myself in this position all the time online) but NOT on Airtable.  You can really just add, here or there, or drag or expand the record, and tweak it, adding fields on the go....so far, I love it!

Chris Reimann · Answer

i just love zenkit - ind. crm for everyone. really easy to handle

Andrew-David · Answer

We've been using it for almost seven years and it's genuinely the best tool to use for managing everything at your company. From the team and individual projects (milestones, tasks, files, writeboards, notes, reports), to clients, deal tracking, and company/team calendars.

Luana Cavalcanti · Answer

I think it has a better UI than trello, it's a good tool to use if you're working in an agile environment and you can also link to their mind mapping tool.

Ashley Marron · Answer

Completely biased as we have developed Barvas exactly for this marketplace and use it successfully internally. However we also have  made other best of lists goo.gl/RNgPY

Shamit Khemka · Answer

Its features and smoothness make Trello the best project management tool.

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I think Trello is great. It's simple to use and provides an efficient way to collaborate on projects. Having the ability to have multiple boards without being charged is a huge bonus as well.

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I love Trello. Especially with all the integrations. It's the most customizable - it's essentially a blank slate when you start so you can do Kanban or create public roadmaps. Being easy to use and easy to understand, it allows my team to work the way they want and create cards/boards the way they want and then integrate them to different tools we use.

Melanie Brouste · Answer

Trello is truly helping us to get faster and be more efficient. There is a lot of templates online for all kind of project to help you get started, from content marketing planning to growth hacking, we're managing to cover a lot of project with it.

Felipe Tinoco · Answer

For me Trello is one of the best project management tools you could use today. Its flexible and easy to use, you can use with different teams, alot of users and its free. As Melanie said, theres a lot of pre-made online templates to get inspiration or just copy the one that fits best for your project. Also, theres a lot of extensions that can make it more powerful, like Ultimello.

Jakob Marovt · Answer

Simplicity of Trello combined with a few much needed extra features (custom views with several boards = collections are a killer feature for me).

Sam Rye · Answer

When you're talking about working with multiple teams, you should be looking at the importance of coordinated them. Favro helps with that by allowing managers / leads to get oversight on boards quickly.

Jonathan Olsson · Answer

Favro is a board tool perfect for large and small projects.

Marcel Folaron · Answer

Leantime is a lean project management system for small teams and startups. It combines the fundamentals of design thinking, lean and agile into a single intuitive system. You can manage multiple projects and teams, track tasks via kanban boards, milestones/roadmaps on a gantt chart, collect and discuss ideas and track business research. Everything ties together to get you a central hub for your entire product development life cycle.

Sam Jacobson · Answer

The most popular project management tool in the world. The predecessor to Braid

ruki · Answer

You can try xmake if need cross-platform build system to manage project.

Sachin Agarwal · Answer

You already use Gmail so why open another tab?

Yevheniia Jane · Answer

Of course, it depends on details of PM. This is a big ERP system which has manny opportunities for business

Shweta Modgil · Answer

I’d like to suggest ProofHub. It is an online collaboration tool that comes with integrated Group chat, quick Discussions on projects, Workflows and boards, Project reports, proofing tool and many more powerful features. Helping teams to Plan, Collaborate, Organize and Deliver projects on time, and within budget, ProofHub comes across as the complete project management tool!

Sankara Narayanan · Answer

I love Quip, it's one of the best in combining the features of a Google Docs, Sheets with team communication under a single platform.

Malte Scholz · Answer

Strategy platform to prioritize your projects and features to build more effective roadmaps. Integrates with all major project management platforms.

RozBahrami · Answer

My team and I use BoostHQ https://boosthq.com/project-management/. It's a simple to use project management software that combines docs, spreadsheets, checklists, polls and discussions all in one platform. The best part is I can share any content online with the Chrome Browser Extension. It's cross-platform also which makes it easy for everyone in my team to use.

Ayush Chandra · Answer

I love this tool for my Project work, it keeps me in velocity with my day to day tasks in a complete flow without worrying about the time.

Rich Peterson · Answer

We now have over 200 tools listed and ranked.

Rich Peterson · Answer

We list all of them at https://softwareforprojects.com/collection/project-management-software and your choice comes down to your style of work, what extras you need (time tracking, Kanban, messaging, client portals etc).

Rich Peterson · Answer

We've listed over 100 at https://softwareforprojects.com/ but are favourites include Trello, Asana, Teamwork and Glip.

Alexander Maasik · Answer

The easiest progress reporting tool:
1 Progress: the past, what has been achieved already.
2 Plans: the future, what are the goals, objectives and plans.
3 Problems: what challenges have been encountered.

Richard Simpson · Answer

Excellent product management tied together with an easy overview of how your products are being developed.

Noemi Stauffer · Answer

Didn't have a chance to try it yet but it looks pretty awesome.

Zachary Martin · Answer

Joule is a great tool to help project managers distribute tech and web development micro-tasks without all the hassle.

After months of closely examining the freelance marketplace, and the industry's inability to quickly get tech and web development micro-tasks done, it's really exciting to see the launch of www.Joule.ai

General sentiments regarding the current freelance marketplace incumbents (Upwork, Fiverr, etc.) and the industry as a whole are quite negative. Go to Reddit and search topics such as "freelance" to see the attitudes people currently have. Check out some of the support tickets that Upwork posts on its Twitter account. It's not good, to say the least.

Joule really did its research when it came to discovering what customers wanted and how a platform could help people get tech tasks done more quickly and simply.

We're looking forward to seeing how Joule will revolutionize the freelance marketplace and hope you do too!

Daniel Lobo · Answer

You can give winio a try. It's crazy simple to start working on it. You have projects and inside of it attachments, tasks, and discussions. It doesn't have a ton of features that you won't use anyway.

shrutika Purohit · Answer

When people search for best project management tools, there are many lists you will get with the name of tool details of product with the price. Similarly, you will find a list of top project management tool in the market in the given list. This best project management list is populated with the help of online review websites. http://bit.ly/2I8Utmk

shrutika Purohit · Answer

Celoxis has good features comparing to other project management tools. One of the amazing advantages of using Celoxis tool is dashboards which helps project managers to visualize data as per the project and can create insightful reports. Another one is Beautiful Gantt charts. This tool is the best alternative to MS project to offer scheduling experience. I strongly recommend this tool. 30 days trial is available https://www.celoxis.com/trial

Christian Lortz · Answer

Really powerful tool to map out a complete picture from a clearly articulated vision all the way to the WHY? for every single feature. Great to guide discussions to top-level management as well as the product teams - we use Jira once we gained stakeholder alignment and move into delivery mode.

Oscar Mills · Answer

Easy UI and monitoring of tasks from one place. The app is exceptionally easy to use. In a startup environment, the software has allowed managers and account executives to easily input and assign tasks, at any time, have an eye on project progress without having to constantly be in direct communication with the team.

Sanjay Patel · Answer

It's the new elegant project management tool that merely your task management, time - logging, invoicing, build for a small team & individual freelancer.

Supri Supriyama · Answer

I recommend it because it provides more help about project management tools. Read at: https://webris.org/tools/project...

Arseny Stefanov · Answer

Trello, that's why it's in the first place here. But measuring Trello tasks' results is essential.

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Hi, I am the maker of Orcaso.io here. Pleasure interact with the community in here at Product Hunt website. We have designed something that's very simple and gamified at micro levels, just enough to make it happen. 'The increase in productivity.'

Summer 2017, I Graduated from Y Combinator's Startup School with another idea. But While I was in there, something beautiful happened to me. The pleasure hearing to practical advice. One key Advice they kept stressing and I liked was this "Get things done faster. That's the route to progress". to deliver greatness, the team matters. What drives them? How committed are they? That differentiates a leader and a chaser.

The project management tools are good enough to review and track. They tell us what's happening but don't help. And the very familiar ones are very complex, and I don't think so complexity helps productivity.

We need something very simple, light and works at the micro level. Gamification works. But gamification is not just about leaderboards and trophies. We need something that hits the right bones and makes them move. A continuous motivated environment. Well, that's how orcaso.io is designed.

The traditional working system will fail in the coming years. We need to evolve. We shouldn't hire and place them in cubicles. We should build a community and nurture them while they are working together. Orcaso is the beginning. Over the coming years, possibly we will be adding more to make it better 'n' better but I promise, I will keep it as simple as possible.

Because 'keep things as simple as possible and see how uncomplicated the life becomes'. Oh, I forgot, leave us a feedback and get back discounts and gifts delivered to your door-step (or mailbox).

Monika Ciam · Answer

IC Project is the best tool. Ease of use and confident functionality. If you want you can try it for free. It allows the user to create plans and task groups as part of products. Task groups are divided into Kanban cards. During work, it is possible to evaluate progress and incurred costs of the project in a clear layout. Functionalities:
✔️Project Management
✔️Tasks
✔️Calendar
✔️Monitoring and control
✔️Resource management
✔️Kanban cards 
IC Project has many more options than you can expect, managing contractors, communicator, setting projects, tasks, reporting time are just some of the features. Important advantages of the system are simplicity and complexity.

Rinki Sharma · Answer

I love this tool. This tool is just amazing having all the features at one place, whether it is about task tracking, manage sprints, milestones, about team ,chat, manage expenses, resources everything, I found at a single place. A nice tool. Do have a look and try it once!

Logan Bartlett · Answer

Clubhouse is like Salesforce to JIRA's Siebel for software/engineering project management. You get 90% of the total functionality out of the box with 5% the need for implementation services and on-going maintenance.

Osvalds Neiders · Answer

The best thing i've used for product management.

Twain Murua · Answer

Jira is great for small and big companies, the software enables a lot of customization.

Basil Abbas · Answer

Hand down the best for software development. Has a slight learning curve but is super powerful and effective in managing software projects.

John Pooley · Answer

Super flexible, non-linear and awesome for teams. Perfect tool for early stage projects that could take many different directions.

Sami Linnanvuo · Answer

Analytics dashboard for product people. Helps to track your product development process, communicate status, and pinpoint bottlenecks. Connectors available for Jira, Trello, GitHub, Pivotal Tracker, and Asana.

Darrin Rich · Answer

The best I've used so far. Packed with features and yet still easy to use. Using it with their help desk software is s great combo

Sruthi Sv · Answer

Chat and share info with your team instantly. Channels serve as data repositories so that's a plus. Also you can integrate PM tools like Trello, Asana. Covers all bases.

Kaushik Thirthappa · Answer

I've been using PT for about 6 years now. It is a great choice for Agile teams. Small and medium teams are highly recommended.

I've recently started using PT with Slack and it is flawless.

Alexandra Cote · Answer

Great for small and medium teams, also free for freelancers. Intuitive design and very easy to use, but perhaps not best for Agile teams. One of the best solutions if you're looking to improve team productivity.

Humberto Santos · Answer

Can live without! great tool for every need!

Pete Lacey · Answer

Once you understand it, the flexibility is mind boggling.

Lasse Lumiaho · Answer

Highly customizable tool that can run anything from a CRM to a bug tracker. It also replaces your Slack!

Pascal Briod · Answer

Very complete and flexible solution for project management.

Dominik Kugelmann · Answer

It's a great tool for project management w/ Kanban and Scrum.

Atif Qureshi · Answer

It gives amazing features which enable you to effectively collaborate with your team. It gives a Kanban board view as well which helps in better management of the project. Also, you can view project summaries as well.

Filipa Nascimento · Answer

Outplanr turns your to do lists into a work plan. It’s a team work planner which helps you balance your and your team work-life, by delegate and tracking everyone tasks in real-time and planning your work for all week.

Tkachenko Arthur 🇺🇦 · Answer

Because it's integrated with your code base. If you're developer or PM - it's a good place to manage tasks, issues, deadlines, releases.

Ayush Chandra · Answer

It's great for day to day work and comes in a bunch of integrations which are quite handy.

Jagan Mohan R · Answer

OpenProject is not just open source and free, but it is full-featured and has everything you need to manage teams, projects, tasks, milestones and more. You owe it to yourself to check it out before you pay per person for expensive software.

Jagan Mohan R · Answer

Open Project has every tool, feature and options that other project management suites have and offer, but all for free.
The open source software can be installed on a cheap vps (Digitalocean, vultr, linode, aws, etc) and enjoyed by an entire team or company.

Jagan Mohan R · Answer

OpenProject is a fantastic project management software that combines the best of all the worlds. Featuring Kanban / Scrum / Gantt / Tasks / Milestones / Document Repository / Wiki and plenty of reports, it is a powerhouse. 
And it is open source.

Emil Ray · Answer

Love this tool for the flexibility it provides and for making gantt charts lovely instead of dreadful. I think it is currently tops on my list for project management.

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We gave it a small try, and since I have worked with most of the other alternatives I would say this one really stood out. It is a little pricey for mid-size teams but definitely worth it. Slick user experience and well thought through features.

Shivam Dewan · Answer

This is my go-to app for everything! The way Bear organizes the notes (using nested tag hierarchy) feels so convenient and modern

Shivam Dewan · Answer

This is my go-to app for everything! The way Bear organizes the notes (using nested tag hierarchy) feels so convenient and modern