Taskade alternatives

I really love using slack! The interface is simple and beautiful, and the operation is very simple. A Good and useful app!

I've been using Monday for almost a year now and although setting up certain automations could be quite challenging for inexperienced users, it's a very solid product that I enjoy working with

Basecamp is the only remote company hub you want to use for communication, collaboration, project management and more. That's, if you want to stay calm, productive, and happy. The team behind it has years and years of working remotely, bootstrapping, and creating calm working environments. That translates into the features they maintain and add to their product.

I use it at work. It is easy to systematize and structure information. There are many opportunities for highlighting blocks of information

Underrated. Does so much more than any other docs tool (yes, including notion, including airtable). Packs mean no manual configuration with API, Webhooks, Zapier or anything of the sort. Probably the most exciting product I've used for a while 👏

Congrats on launching your project! 🎉 Good luck with it! How will the new search changes impact discoverability for average users who may not be familiar with extensions?

This is probably the most fantastic task-management app I've ever used! It combines all the tools (Jira, Asana, Trello, Todoist, Google Calendar, and more...) in one place and helps you focus on what's important every day. It drastically improved my work-life balance. Kudos to everyone who worked on this product!

An excellent project management tool that offers a plethora of features and functionalities in its free version already. I haven't tried its paid version, but I can already say that its user-friendly interface, customization options, and robust task management capabilities make it an invaluable asset for any team or individual looking to stay organized and on top of their work. Delegating tasks within teams and marking their stages for individuals is its best power for me. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable project management tool that is free to use.

Big fan of Airtable. We use it at Weekend Fund to manage our CRM of founders, LPs, etc. and pipeline of companies we're speaking with. There are purpose-built CRMs for similar use cases but I like that Airtable is generalized and flexible to adapt to our needs. It also has several integrations that trigger automations (via Zapier) for various workflows.

Dropbox is the gold standard for file, sync, and share. It has a great new portfolio of features and tools like DocSend, Dropbox Sign, Dropbox Capture, Dropbox Replay, and more to enhance your current file workflows.

I always have whimsical open. It's my number 1 whiteboard & documentation app outside of notion. In fact, I use it so much that I ended up turning it into a "desktop app" using chrome (Click 3 dots menu > more tools > create a shortcut > Check the "open as window" box > now it can open as a separate chrome instance dedicated to whimsical).

The first time I met AFFiNE, I was totally attracted by the idea behind, which is bringing doc and whiteboard together and making it a interactive whole. Without any hesitation, I joint the team! And as a primary contributor to the AFFiNE open-source project, I've witnessed a bunch of impressive milestones reached. The whiteboard, database, embed content. It will cost a whole day to list them all. There are even more things are coming. I'm not only taking about a very fascinating AI capable of assisting with writing, organizing, and even painting, but also other breathtaking features. Stay tuned 👀

Is Slash still being supported? I use it off and on, but I haven't subscribed to it because I don't know if the developer has abandoned it.

Every time you think Linear has reached peak landing page design, they step it up. This page is beautiful, and this functionality is so exciting to see coming to Linear. Why would anyone use Jira any more?!