I have used Pivotal Tracker for years (including a current freelance project), and it is pretty awesome. It does however have a pretty specific view of how proc

I have used Pivotal Tracker for years (including a current freelance project), and it is pretty awesome. It does however have a pretty specific view of how process should be visualised (current. backlog, icebox) and has a foot pretty firmly in the Scrum school of thought. In a more kanban-flavoured process you visualise your workflow as cards that move through different states (from simple flows like todo, wip, done to more complex ones like plan, analysis, develop, qa, release) at any point in time you can visualise exactly what the state of your work is. So ... to eventually get to the point, StoryWall is much lighter weight and not really designed to complete with a fully-fledged agile project management tool. But in that light weight comes great flexibility for visualising workflow. Individuals, small/micro teams, lean environments, where just enough process is enough ...