I personally really enjoy trying new productivity tools and will often move between services just to try them out; but I will have to agree with everything else

I personally really enjoy trying new productivity tools and will often move between services just to try them out; but I will have to agree with everything else. In addition to ctvo's points: - there is a lack of good and real examples on how to use the product. "@joe please start working on the #design #todo", "@ed admin training", and "@someone write a report on last project #research" are not good task examples in my mind. - the tags are not explained well, are they grouping the tasks? if so why is #todo and #ongoing tags? these are not groups, they are states. - the process is also not explained. what do I see when I open the app? how do I mark something as done? does that remove the #todo tag the author added? what are other statuses I can add? - "They are fully encrypted using asymmetric algorithms connected that depend on your data (like a password, for example) - this really doesn't make much sense to me. You are holding the keys and the encrypted data, so what's the point?