Project Management Software Reviews
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Harvest
Read Review Visit SiteThough it started with a simple focus on time tracking in 2006, Harvest has grown considerably over the last decade and now encompasses invoicing and project management. Even after expanding into the invoicing world, the software is still focused on time and team management and has over 50,000 users. However, the software has limited invoicing features and is unsuited for product-based businesses.
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Hiver
Read Review Visit SitePros Easy to use Good customer support Shallow learning curve Cons Limited features Rudimentary feature set Overview Hiver is a Google Chrome extension intended to “supercharge” your email. Or your Gmail, to be precise. Run by a team of only 17 individuals, Hiver wants to dramatically change the way you look at email communication between […]
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iMeet Central
Read Review Visit SitePros Easy to use Good customer support Cons Expensive monthly cost Buggy Not suitable for small businesses Overview Note: iMeet Central was known as Central Desktop SocialBridge until 2014 when the company was acquired by PGi. The software has subsequently been overhauled and rebranded. iMeet Central aims to be your one-stop-shop for collaboration. With stated […]
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Intervals
Read Review Visit SitePros Reasonable monthly cost Well-designed user interface Good customer support Advanced features Cons Difficult to use limited integrations Overview Intervals was created by Pelago, a California-based web design and development agency co-founded by John Reeves, Braden Jones, and Michael Payne. This unique software system, which focuses heavily on time tracking, was originally conceived to meet […]
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Mavenlink
Read Review Visit SiteMavenlink is a powerful business tool. However, as Mavenlink reviews from users confirm, the Mavenlink package is not without its deficiencies, with its sub-par mobile "app" being prominent among them. All things considered, is Mavenlink a good fit for your business?
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Pivotal Tracker
Read Review Visit SiteSmall companies and major organizations alike use Pivotal Tracker. Pivotal Tracker is intended to "accelerate development, reduce risk, and increase responsiveness to market trends." Although we do not recommend Pivotal Tracker as a general project management tool for small businesses, it is an excellent option specifically for software development teams that follow Agile principles.
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Podio
Read Review Visit SitePodio continues to grow at a remarkable rate. Emphasizing the social aspects of work above all else, Podio's interface is highly reminiscent of Facebook and tends to resonate with people who frequently use social media. This software's inherent versatility has spoken to clients in a number of different industries.
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Priority Matrix
Read Review Visit SitePros Minimal learning curve Good customer service Innovative features Cons Buggy mobile app Outdated interface High monthly cost Overview Priority Matrix aims to be different. In a field dominated by cloud-based services, this product — brought to you by the developers at Appfluence — runs on your local computer. The reasoning behind this unorthodox choice? […]
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Producteev
Read Review Visit SitePros Easy to use Low monthly cost Varied integrations Cons Limited customer support Limited features Overview Note: Producteev has been discontinued as an independent product. This review reflects our last experience with the software before it was binned. Founded as recently as 2008, Producteev swiftly became one of the world’s leading task management applications. Boasting hundreds […]
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ProjectManager.com
Read Review Visit SitePros Good customer support Easy to use Well-designed user interface Cons No free trial limited features Overview ProjectManager.com, a product of Project Manager Online Ltd, was launched out of Auckland, New Zealand in 2008. Within 12 months of its public release, this software was eagerly embraced by huge world organizations like NASA and the United […]