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Paymo is a modern and intuitive project management application for project-based businesses and freelancers that bundles advanced task management, planning, scheduling, time tracking, collaboration and invoicing.

Clickup stands out for its dynamic adaptability, customizability and continuous growth.

Trello stands out for its simplicity and user-friendly design, allowing users to get up to speed quickly without extensive training. Its visual Kanban boards and drag-and-drop functionality make task management straightforward, perfect for personal projects and small teams.

Juggling multiple tools for your business can be a nightmare. Flowlu promises to be your "all-in-one" solution, but does it deliver? I tested in and read hundreds of real user reviews to reveal the good, the bad, and the maybe-not-so-good.

Microsoft Project stands out for its project planning and tracking capabilities

Kantata combines Mavenlink's project management tools with Kimble's resource planning and business intelligence.

Redbooth helps teams manage tasks and communication so projects gets completed faster and easier.

Smartsheet has often been described as the evolution of Excel, offering a user-friendly alternative to traditional spreadsheet tools like Excel and Google Sheets.

Asana is software that helps teams coordinate and manage their work. It helps teams of all sizes work more efficiently by making sure everyone knows the team’s plan, process, and responsibilities. Organizations use Asana to ...

ActiveCollab provides a user-friendly platform that merges ease of use with comprehensive features, ideal for novices and seasoned professionals.

Basecamp makes project collaboration and internal communication your company's strong suit.

Hive stands out as the only project management tool built through a democratic process. Unlike many tools where development decisions are top-down, Hive’s roadmap is shaped by its users.

monday.com is a tool that simplifies the way teams work together. Manage workload, track projects, move work forward, communicate with people.

Toggl Plan stands out because of its lightweight and simplicity. Compared to heavyweights like Microsoft Project or Jira, Toggl Plan offers a clean, intuitive interface that's a breath of fresh air

Hubstaff differentiates itself from other project management tools primarily through its strong emphasis on employee monitoring and supervision.

Zoho Projects shines brightest in its ability to integrate seamlessly with the broader Zoho ecosystem. This tool is not just a project management solution; it’s part of a comprehensive suite that includes CRM, Desk, Social, Campaign, Assist, and more.

Podio allows users to create customized workspaces and pm applications with minimal coding required.

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Unlike traditional project management tools that typically focus on rigid structures and predefined workflows, Notion allows users to start with personal notes and stored information at the center of their business.

Originally designed for software development teams, Jira excels in coding and programming environments, particularly for issue tracking and automation.

Wrike excels in task management and manipulation. At its core, it offers the ability to create and manage customized task lists, ensuring that every part of a project is completed accurately and timely.

Teamwork packs a punch with its extensive feature set, making it a great bang for your buck. From my experience testing dozens of similar tools, Teamwork stands out by offering various capabilities without breaking the bank.

Scoro distinguishes itself with a range of features tailored to meet the demands of corporate-level project management.

If you or your team often forget to track time for reasons like 'I forgot to start the timer,' then TrackingTime could be your ideal solution.