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Toggl is also pretty great app that comes with chrome extension and is free for teams up to 5 with some feature restrictions.īoth Timeneye and Toggl are solid solutions for tracking time. And to be honest we need to reconsider because of ClickUp Toggl integration. Other app that we’ve considered was Toggl. With chrome extension it’s easy to use and integrates with many PM apps really well. Timeneye, has free plan for freelancers and paid plans similar to Asana with tier of 5. So one of the requirements for external tracking system we had was: can it talk with our PM app. Because let’s be honest, we are tracking projects from PM app. In the perfect world, PM app would have it’s internal tracking system (Outplanr has it). We have projects that are billed per hour and for this we needed time tracking app. It’s not free, but it’s not that expensive either. It’s worth checking out if you manage a small team. In Outplanr the focus goes into planning tasks and managing workload for the whole team. There was another tool I’ve considered, called Outplanr which has a bit different approach for project management. The paid plan simply allows you to store as much files as you want + it’s affordable and truly per user based (unlike in Asana, where they call it “per user” but you have to pay in tiers). In ClickUp you have free (100MB storage) and unlimited storage plan. Roadmap and feature requests are public in case you want to see whats ahead. Calendar feature is live and we now fully work on ClickUp, unless we need guest account for a client (which rarely happens).

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We haven’t made full transition from Asana to ClickUp yet, because we are waiting for calendar feature, but as soon as they release it we are moving to new home. They actively introduce new or improved features, support is super responsive and awesome, feedback from users is taken into account (like really), and the app is very intuitive. ClickUp Project Management SoftwareĬlickUp is the new kid on the block, so there are some features missing that you might need (calendar, guest accounts, permission settings) or need some improvements. So I’ve started to look for Asana alternatives and found ClickUp. Turns out it’s really expensive for solo or team of 2.

but because we wanted to use premium features I’ve checked their pricing model. Once you settle somewhere, it’s not so easy to switch to something new. I believe that project management is the most important tool, so I encourage you to test at least few before you make a commitment. They help you get organized and unload stuff from your brain. I’ve tested a lot of different project managements. It’s a setup we have as a freelancers and a small team of two. Because I know this pain all too well, I’ve decided to share some apps we’re using with Agata. To really look for and test different tools, you need time. There’s also this “enemy of the state” – time. I know that finding just the right app for work isn’t easy.