Good q. In our experience a dev tool is right for a team if the tool fits the team's workflow. If you want to customize the heck out of what you do, use JIRA.

Good q. In our experience a dev tool is right for a team if the tool fits the team's workflow. If you want to customize the heck out of what you do, use JIRA. If you're hardcore Scrum, use Pivotal. etc Codetree's biggest differentiator from the large market is that it has a two-way sync with GitHub. But there are lots of companies who do that. So if you're looking for a tool that sits on GH then we may get a look. To differentiate from the rest of the GH tools we have some feature-level differentiators, the biggest being that we have a table view of your issues. From an information density perspective there's no beating a table. Feature-level differentiators scare us though - we definitely need to work harder to make Codetree a product that's substantially different from the everything else that's out there.