Asana

Overview

Asana is an effort to re-imagine how teams get things done. We’re building the modern way to work together: a fast and versatile web application that connects everyone with what’s going on, their shared priorities, and who owns each part of the effort.

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5 Reviews of Asana

Kyle W.

Keen.io

Clever, powerful task management. We love the keyboardability and a million other little innovations within Asana.

Brett N.

Founder at LE TOTE. Interested in ecommerce, live music, and finding the best burritos.

LE TOTE · San Francisco, CA

I’ve been pleasantly surprised. It has a simple layout for everyone on the team to get on the same dashboard.

Shaun P.

oLyfe · SF

Recently began using this platform instead of pivotal tracker since we wanted something everyone on the team would enjoy using, not just the engineers. UI is clean, straightforward, and even our sales guys are making contributions. Now if Asana would do something for the enterprise crm world...

Mark R.

Impermium

We switched to Asana from PivotalTracker in early 2012 and were greatly pleased with the lightweight interface, the superior organizational capabilities, and the many ways to hierarchically group tasks/projects (one of our biggest gripes with Pivotal was that it just created this flat laundry list of tasks, with no context and no connectivity between each other).

Since then it's been very reliable, very simple to adopt, and added even more great features like sub-tasks to further improve our productivity.

Highly recommended.

David D.

Director of Global Marketing, Picturepark

Picturepark · San Francisco Bay Area

We just started using Asana. I've previously used Ace Project, but I found it so clunky. However, now that I'm using something that's much more free form, I sort of miss some of the structure of a more rigid system. My role is primarily managing others, so I do miss being able to see a clear birds-eye of the status of everything. And when email notifications come, it can be difficult to figure out which project a task is associated with. But my team loves it, and I have to admit it's easy to jot down tasks that might otherwise be forgotten. And it's free for smaller teams.

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