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I've been in the Asana beta for a while & while it's a nice product, as far as I can tell, http://www.getflow.com/ http://www.getflow.com/ is better in nearly e
by snprbob86 15y ago
I've been in the Asana beta for a while & while it's a nice product, as far as I can tell, http://www.getflow.com/ http://www.getflow.com/ is better in nearly every way. I just logged into Asana again today & it looks like they have started copying some elements from GetFlow, like the tabbed projects/tags/people bar on the left.
Anyone seriously use both tools & have an idea of their comparative strengths and weaknesses?
- metalab 15y agoJust Flow, not GetFlow ;-) Appreciate the kind words.
- barrkel 15y agoThe iDevice emphasis is a big turnoff for me. I'd have been more inclined to try it out if it only had a web mode, rather than touting its Mac and iPhone integration. Hard to explain why. It almost feels like an elitist snub, or something.
- metalab 15y agoHm. We do have an awesome web experience—it's our primary focus—and we're working on a mobile-friendly web version as well.
- ninjastar99 15y agoReally love Flow. Tried Asana, but Flow is just better. My one critique - Flow MUST be cheaper to allow me to get my whole team on it. Come out with Team plans for $14.95 (5 people) to $24.95 (10 people), and I will have all of my friends and colleagues on it fast.
- saturdaysaint 15y agowww.orchestra.com (notable for being the App Store "App Of The Week") has an eerily similar layout as well. I wonder why this space became so hyper-competitive seemingly overnight.
- matdwyer 15y agoFor me, a strength of Asana is it's free (under 30 users)
- robinduckett 15y agoSign up button crashes chrome immediately