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Our company uses Trello and Slack. This is basically Trello + real time updates on the comments + separate user-to-user private chat. This could almost replace
by pdenya 12y ago
Our company uses Trello and Slack. This is basically Trello + real time updates on the comments + separate user-to-user private chat. This could almost replace Trello for us but won't replace Slack.
Slack also has:
- very good mobile/desktop apps
- integrations
- fast search
- group chat rooms
The project replay feature is also cool but I'm discounting it because I can't think of a use for it as long as everything is timestamped.
- peterarmstrong 12y agoThanks for your feedback! Specific notes: - We have native mobile apps on iOS and Android. The links to both app stores are on the homepage. The apps are a bit rough around the edges, but we're working really hard on them. - Integrations will come, as will importing. - We do have fast search, in a drawer from the left. - Every single task and project ("cube") functions like a group chat room. And there's rollup, meaning that if you are talking in a task, the discussion is visible on tasks above it in the hierarchy, all the way up to cube level. The project replay feature is designed for things like project retrospectives, getting up to speed when joining a new project (aka "onboarding" which is usually painful), getting caught up when coming back from a vacation, etc.
- peterarmstrong 12y agoBy the way, I buried the lede: our point is that Trello (tasks, kanban) and Slack (chat) need to be first class citizens in the same app. Having two separate apps for this is the mistake of the industry -- e.g. Basecamp and Campfire being separate, etc.