Trello alternatives

I've been using Monday for almost a year now and although setting up certain automations could be quite challenging for inexperienced users, it's a very solid product that I enjoy working with

We just recently started using Sortd in our office. I work a hybrid schedule currently due to some medical issues. This program helps keep my co-workers up to date on what I am working on. It has helped me be more organized as well, and keeps things in front of me, helping to keep things from "slipping through the cracks". Being able to share an email, without having to forward it, it amazing. Can't wait to see what they add next.

Basecamp is the only remote company hub you want to use for communication, collaboration, project management and more. That's, if you want to stay calm, productive, and happy. The team behind it has years and years of working remotely, bootstrapping, and creating calm working environments. That translates into the features they maintain and add to their product.

An excellent project management tool that offers a plethora of features and functionalities in its free version already. I haven't tried its paid version, but I can already say that its user-friendly interface, customization options, and robust task management capabilities make it an invaluable asset for any team or individual looking to stay organized and on top of their work. Delegating tasks within teams and marking their stages for individuals is its best power for me. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable project management tool that is free to use.

I've been using it for years now in the daily design process in my agency. There is nothing better for web/app IA planning, content writing and ideation, articles, reviews and many more. Miro is not a substitute because they don't have inlayed boards.

Taskade is awesome! I love the AI feature and the team is swift to keep adding new features and improvements. It’s an easy-to-use and powerful tool for tasks and projects. Highly recommended!

Every time you think Linear has reached peak landing page design, they step it up. This page is beautiful, and this functionality is so exciting to see coming to Linear. Why would anyone use Jira any more?!

Working through Zenkit is very comfy for me. And most importantly, the interface is a joy to the eye!

Really recommend mixmax. I've used other variations (like calendly) before and I enjoyed them but mixmax has all of those features available AND more.

The features are all amazing, and industry standard. Icing in the cake is pricing is a small fraction of what those huge organisations charge.

I don't know how Dragapp got such high reviews, but if they used to be good then they've completely gone downhill. Before I was a paying subscriber, their founder Duda was very quick to answer my questions. But once I actually became a paying subscriber of their annual subscription, all of a sudden Duda became unresponsive. They seem to lack a dedicated support team as well, as whenever I did get any kind of response, it was always from Duda and it's always with an aloof or begrudging attitude. Finally after two months of tinkering with their glitchy system and futile automations and nothing to show for it, I had enough of the non-sense and emailed Duda for a refund on my annual subscription--per usual, I got crickets. I even tried going to my account settings to cancel my subscription and, waddya know, you have to email them to cancel your subscription too! Great, let me just email them to beg them to cancel my subscription and have them ignore my emails again. How has this scam of a business not gotten into legal troubles yet?

Have been using Nifty for a number of years as a single person company with multiple clients. They are constantly upgrading features and improving the product. Nifty really has matured out to be a fantastic project management tool and also include a great API too.