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I'm interested to see that people refer to Asana as "project management" software when it's really a glorified todo list. How does it significantly differ from

I'm interested to see that people refer to Asana as "project management" software when it's really a glorified todo list. How does it significantly differ from the other todo list products in the space (e.g. donedone, todoist)? Are people using it to work with external clients or in place of a bug tracker?

gkop 11y ago
It's both a glorified todo list and bona fide project management software. For examples, it handles in-app notifications around the task lifecycle, task hierarchies, a calendar, a "team" abstraction, and an abstraction it calls "projects" which I believe can be configured to a custom business workflow. In our 6 person org, it has indeed replaced email (we have Slack of course, too).