Allen Gwinn

I wrote a relatively critical review here, before, at a time when Nifty was having major issues. They really made strides to address the concerns and, since their move to AWS, the platform has been rock solid. We haven't seen any of the weirdness that we saw in the younger platform. They absolutely have the best UX/UI we've seen in a product in this space. They have an active/engaging following...

I have used livecode for years. It has been through several evolutions and is probably one of the most stable platforms I’ve ever used for development.

Nifty does have a remarkable user interface. It could compete quite well with the major players in the cloud project space. But that’s where it ends. The mobile apps are buggy and support has been downward-trending. They’ve had some security and availability issues in the past—in fairness the latter has improved since they changed platforms to AWS. But a few weeks ago, we had some projects...

Nifty has a remarkable user interface. It could very well compete with the major players in the cloud project space. But that’s where it ends. The mobile apps are buggy and support has been downward-trending. They’ve had some security and availability issues in the past—in fairness the latter has improved since they changed platforms to AWS. But a few weeks ago, we had some projects magically...

I was previously pretty critical of Infinity because of security issues with no workaround. The team has made great strides with this product over the last 6 months and has fixed virtually everything that caught my eye initially. I strongly recommend Infinity as an "all purpose organizer." Even if you already use a different product for project management, Infinity makes a great "gap filler"...