Niv DrorWords @ProductHunt & @AngelList
What's the best solution for communicating with ~10 people on a group project? Email doesn't cut it for me and I'm looking for something that's temporary. Coordinating with a group of 10-15 people for a couple of weeks.
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- Managed hosting, quick to setup and run.Bharath B LohrayPhD student at Texas Tech University · WrittenWorks Fien for our team of 8.Antaratma Andrew BoonUNA Community Platform. https://una.io · WrittenIt's fast and helps to organize the team. Also works well with third party apps.Luis E TorruellaSmartphone Owner · Written
- Easy to invite people via a link and you can share files as large as 1.5gb. And they just added video chat.Mathias ElmoseThe Chewbacca of EdTech · Written
- Robert PoschenriederProduct Manager Circuit, Unify · WrittenRobert Poschenrieder made this productBrings messaging, file sharing and conferences with guests together. Since it is all browser based I think it fits your temporary need.Philipp Bohn3VP Circuit and CEO blueKiwi software · EditedPhilipp Bohn made this productvery scalable, and powerful mobile apps (iOS, Android) #AMAOne of the few solutions that is compatible with accessibility requirements.Antonio SantosSocial Media Business Evangelist @Atos · Written
- Even if Discord is for gamers, it's easy to use and has a modern chat and has also great voice support (I mean that the quality is very very good and there is almost no latency (~10ms for me))Arthur GuiotDevelopper · Written
- We have set up a Whatsapp group on a side to communicate within out little team. It works and everyone has it. Plus the web version in handy. I reckon it will be great for a couple of weeks.Ayush Mittal23bro @boombro, Founder RefR ✌ · WrittenOther than Slack, this is probably your best bet in terms of ease of use and team accessibility.Angela L. BrancoPR stuff & tech enthusiast. · Written
- Maybe Asana? It would make your communication a bit more focused on tasks (which would probably be good for 15 people!), and the free tier would work fine for you.This is a great "to-do" list that can be shared with everyone. you can @ people in your tasks or add them as a follower too. You have your own list and others can create their own (so you don't see everything in one hit, only tasks assigned to you). You can also create groups you can all share to :)
- Secure with video chat and screen share. Also I find the drawing on pictures very useful for feedback on design.Mathias ElmoseThe Chewbacca of EdTech · Written
- New to market.. Lots of new featuresManivannan RMember Technical Staff, Zoho Corporation · Written
- If you want to have structured communication, having thing organized in Google Docs, especially Sheets, is awesome. When you mention someone in a comment, they get notified. You can also set up the mention as creating a task. I've used this on several recent projects and events I've hosted. It's a low friction, asynchronous way of getting things done!Kunal Bhatia40Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
- Used it for a personal project with 7 users. While the basic one-one chat and group messaging was great, what really helped us was inbuilt video calling, to-do lists, notes, and file management. They have a bunch of 3rd party apps as well, but we didn't have a use for them. And it works across platforms, which is always nice.
- Easy to use, and the event feature works as an efficient way to remind people of when/where they should be at all times (if you go through the trouble of setting them up)!Nick Abouzeid 🕴29Social & Growth at Product Hunt · Written
- It's like a Slack, but it's open source and self hosted. You can start a RC installation fast with a Digital Ocean Droplet.Adriano CahetéUX Designer & FrontEnd Developer · Written
- I know this seems a bit left field compared to say Slack, but using Jira will add a lot of structure because you can assign tasks to each person. Live communication can still be facilitated using the comments function in each task. You'll know where you're up to on every tasks and be able to easily monitor progress.Omer Molad4Co-founder and CEO @ Vervoe · Written
- Since almost every one of us uses FB it makes sense to create a group where everyone is already present.Mohammed Rafy4All things Community @DoSelectHQ · Written
- Like Slack for chat but well suited for group projects with integrated tasks, calendars, etc. Free with great UX.I like the simplicity of Glip. Always a breeze to onboard team members to the platform + it's free for most.Rich PetersonFounder @ Software Trainers · Written
- All kinds of collaborative efforts become centralized in a single workspace, rather than having a suite of separate tools.Raymond HongCEO and Co-Founder of Osiris Systems · Written
- Jüri KaljundiCo-founder, Weekdone · WrittenJüri Kaljundi made this productWeekdone allows you to move status updates online, save time from meetings and have your team move towards unified goals using OKRs - Objectives and Key Results.
- I would suggest BoostHQ. It's a workspace for your team's documents, spreadsheets, videos, links, checklists, polls and discussions. You can not only communicate in the chat while working on an embedded google doc but also comment and have it always attached to a content piece so no conversation gets lost like it does in Slack. Highly recommend :)RozBahramiDigital Media Manager, Skyprep · Written
