Pretty impressive to have built this in two years!
I'm a high-level PM and I'm not so sure why the tool is trying to do everything. I use a messaging app to talk to people. I use a todo app to track my personal and business commitments, and I use physical paper and timers to track my personal productivity (weekly plans, journals, timers, etc).
The beauty of PM work is that you can mix and match the tools that make you more effective over time. Maybe that's software, maybe that's more analog tools.
I think this is an excellent solution for teams that aren't established and small in nature though.
I especially feel it will be extremely difficult to compete with the likes of where Notion and GitHub are headed with project management tooling.
Yeah, the tool is specifically designed for solos and small teams with basic needs and simple workflows. Big teams will find it not powerful or flexible enough. Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate it.
This positioning is confusing as most of the features are an overkill for a solo engineer/entrepreneur/etc.
The free tier is not a perfect fit a solo person for the same reason.
Wonder if it could be worth trying offering tiers based on your vision for different size teams. Eg a solo person gets a single user (no user management features), no chat, no any multi-user features.
Thanks for your interesting suggestions. We did think of having an Individual plan to make it easier for people to choose, and they'll have a better experience.
I'm a high-level PM and I'm not so sure why the tool is trying to do everything. I use a messaging app to talk to people. I use a todo app to track my personal and business commitments, and I use physical paper and timers to track my personal productivity (weekly plans, journals, timers, etc).
The beauty of PM work is that you can mix and match the tools that make you more effective over time. Maybe that's software, maybe that's more analog tools.
I think this is an excellent solution for teams that aren't established and small in nature though.
I especially feel it will be extremely difficult to compete with the likes of where Notion and GitHub are headed with project management tooling.