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We are trying to unsuck Jira for users with an alternative UI, allowing them to manage Jira issues on a virtual whiteboard. [1]. [1] https://spartez-software.c

• bitcharmer 6y ago
  Spartez rings a bell. Aren't you the very people who create software for Atlassian?
  • konic 6y ago
    Yes, but no. You can check some details here https://spartez-software.com/blog/2020/10/27/two-spartez-companies-focusing-on-different-businesses-one-of-them-has-been-just-acquired https://spartez-software.com/blog/2020/10/27/two-spartez-com...
    • vxNsr 6y ago
      This looks like it's mostly yes.
• oftenwrong 6y ago
  I would like to try a more visual and spatial approach to project planning software. Most of the major solutions, like JIRA, are more like interacting with a RDBDMS through a UI. (Although I admit JQL is very useful, so I don't want to throw that away entirely.) Here's another product I found recently that allows users to draw out their project plan, and have it turned into management-friendly reports automatically: https://www.gameplan.global/ https://www.gameplan.global/ No comment on whether or not this is actually good, since I have never tried it, but it presents a refreshing concept.