What is the best free project management software?

Hey Vicky if you're still looking for a solution, would you be interested in a completely free account for dozillo with unlimited access?

I'm not sure if you've settled on one yet, but if not you should try CollabHQ It's extremely affordable, at only $2 per user a month, for a really intuitive and clean Kanban Board system.

It has a good number of free features, but the paid option has some awesome add-ons. Such as Task assignment, adjustable user permissions by your admin team, and conversations attached to your tasks. It's very new (I think it was released two weeks ago, but it runs very smoothly and it's the only task management my team uses.. )

We use carrotcut.com

It really increased our PMO maturity in terms of project management, project governance using methodology builder, top management reporting using easy to use BI, automated status report amd team task board to uodate project and none project tasks.

It is provided from a project management consulting company and they automized their consulting into CarrotCut.

Hope this help you as it helped us ;)

I use zube.io and gitspeak. Give them a try.

Office 365 Teams

Trello works for us. I use it for my side projects. Usually around 4-5 people working remotely.

Also, for personal tasks I use Org-mode. Its possible to use Org-mode with a shared Org file and use it across teams. But its not the fancy PM tool you find. Just a plain text based solution.

I'd say Taiga would be perfect. I might be a bit biased here but it's meant to be welcoming for non savvy, it's open source and you can pay their SaaS too. It's agile centric but quite flexible really.

Basecamp might be useful...

👍 for Trello. Thoughtbot has a fantastic writeup on using it for Product Development.

My team uses airtable for project management. It is highly configurable to specific use cases -- I'm in specialty construction. Plays nice with integration services as well, so you can automate as needed. There is a free version, which may be all you need.

I use trello for personal projects and used this in a remote team of 4. Absolutely love it. If this doesn't work for you, have you tried Github Projects? It's similar but connected to the code base (if you have your code hosted there of course) 😁

I gave up and started rolling my own last week because i wanted something with OKR focus that was open source.

I used to use Redmine, but it is a bit old fashioned.

Professionally i use Jira.

Have you tried Trello. It's pretty simple and has a free version. You can track tasks across boards which should help you see where things are at. you could create a board per project.

As a cheaper alternative to the products above you could try Dozillo it has more robust time tracking features than Trello and offers cheaper pricing than Asana and wrike etc.

We are a small agency with the same issue. A lot of projects, a lot of clients that need access and just a small team. All these facts make most paid PM-Tools unaffordable. Tools like Trello are just a mess when you're managing 70+ projects as we are. I have 2 solutions:

• OpenProject (openproject.org/), which we use and we and our clients love
• GitLab Issues... Awesome for technical peole, especially because you can automate things like setting ticket-statuses on merge-requests....

Hope this helps!

Trello is perfect for me. Simple enough for small projects but also powerful enough to track larger projects too. The powerups they have for boards are great!

MS OneNote beats everything. Simple, intuitive and you can bring anything you want in from a screenshot to documents, share one or many notebooks. Links with MS Office, drag n drop. Syncs with mobile app. joecotellese.com/how-to-implement-...

What do you mean by project management software? Do you need a holistic solution where you have one application? Do you want some tools which help your planning like a (digital) kanban-board, a software to track time etc.?

We just need a good tool to collaborate with each other

How does your collaboration look like?

I find it really hard, when you come up with a bunch of solutions and only tell, which ones you dislike (because of pricing), instead of telling us about your intended goals, your workflow etc.

Perhaps Google docs is already enough for your project. But without further knowledge, I can not say anything qualified.

trello.com/ or just github projects. Currently we are using github projects, happy so far :)

Use a physical Kanban board. All you need is sticky notes and a white board, doesn’t get any more friendly for those who are “NOT tech savvy AT ALL”

I'm a huge fan of ClickUp. It has a very generous free plan.

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Give Quire a peek. It's is a great project management software. You can add individual task and also include sub-tasks. There's no limit to how many tasks you add. I really enjoy Quire's tree list view. You can drag and drop tasks around to different branches.

I used a lot of different online digital task management tools before. Adding just some several tasks every day and closing them off throughout the day gives me a great sense of accomplishment!

Enjoy your day!