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I've experimented with literally dozens of project management tools. Probably 75% of them make the claim you did - that it is "simpler and easier than any other
by matthiaswh 16y ago
I've experimented with literally dozens of project management tools. Probably 75% of them make the claim you did - that it is "simpler and easier than any other out there." That's a pretty bold claim and a lot to live up to.
1. Have you tried every other solution to know for a fact that it is simpler than all of them?
2. Simplicity and ease of use are very subjective. Many people might find Basecamp easier to use than your PM.
Before diving into something like this, you should make a very solid list of features you want in your PM tool, and a list of features you don't want. Then do research to compare it to others on the market.
While I think there is still market space for more project management tools since every individual and team have different workflows, most PMs I have experimented with have largely the same features. That means they have all the same pitfalls.
That being said, "cheaper than existing solutions" is also not what you should base your plans on. There are dozens of free solutions out there, many of which are very popular. It doesn't get much cheaper than free.