2019-12-07

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Finding the right tool to track your to-dos is highly personal, and one person's best is another's junk—but there are some that are better than others. The best offer great syncing and scheduling options, great apps, notifications and reminders, or just the right mix of features and flexibility that make it easy to stay organized. Here are five of the best, based on your nominations.

Earlier in the week we asked you for your favorite to-do list apps, and why you thought they were awesome. You responded with an avalanche of apps, webapps, downloadable applications, and even pen-and-paper nominations—way more than I think we've seen in a call for contenders thread before, and way more than we have room for here.

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Still, there were five that rose above the rest, and here they are, in no particular order:

Google Keep

Google Keep is a surprising contender, but a huge number of you rallied behind it. Not only is it simple, available on the web and for Android (sorry, iOS users), but it's fast, flexible, and easy to use. At its heart, Keep is a simple syncing notepad that can keep checklists, photos and images, voice notes, and other text notes synchronized across devices and stored in the cloud. It supports time and location-based reminders, in-note photos, and color-coded notes. Everything is stored on the web, it's easy to use, and if you're an Android user, it's practically there for you already—no hassle, and it's already on your device. There's no real barrier to entry—no accounts to set up, no lists to import or categories to set up, and so on.

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At the same time, all of that ease-of-use makes it a very lightweight app that doesn't carry the features that other tools bring to the table. There are no recurring tasks, no calendar view, no sub-tasks or advanced features that make it useful for planning bigger projects or handling regular tasks. Even so, a number of you had good (and critical) things to say about Google Keep—praising it for its ease of use and reminding us that the best to-do app is the one you actually use, but also noting that it has its quirks and the fact that it's not available for iOS was a turn-off for some of you. Read more in the nomination thread here.

Any.do

Any.do is a sharp, good-looking mobile to-do list manager (and Chrome add-on) that earned high praise even though it entered the contenders round later than many of the other entries. It's our current favorite to-do app for iPhone, and it's itching for first place when it comes to Android, too. Any.do supports iOS and Android, syncs smoothly between devices and platforms, can handle recurring tasks (although its recurring options are a little lacking), timed and location-based reminders, and gets your day started with the Any.do 'Moment,' a short review of everything you have on your table for the day. It also tries to keep your to-do list from getting overwhelming, and really shows you 'today,' 'tomorrow,' and 'later,' so you don't get overwhelmed by dates and times. It handles multiple priorities, and it integrates nicely with Cal, the calendar app from the same team.

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Any.do is packed with features you may not realize are there, even though its interface is designed to be simple and easy to get familiar with. It's not perfect either though—syncing can be tricky sometimes, and if you prefer to manage your to-dos from a desktop, you have to use their Chrome add-on, which can be a bit clunky. There's no webapp or desktop app. Still, many of you rallied to it, noting that its good looks and simplicity keep you coming back, even when you've tried other apps, and there was a lot of love for Any.do Moment as a daily planning tool. Read more in the nomination thread here.

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Wunderlist

Wunderlist is a cross-platform, desktop and mobile to-do list manager with apps for iOS and Android, Windows, OS X, and Linux (although their Linux app is woefully out of date.) It's also a webapp, so you seriously have no reason to be without your to-dos on any platform you choose to use. It's our current pick for the best to-do app in Windows and OS X, and its most recent iteration and feature improvements have added a lot to the app. It's simple and easy to use, supports timed reminders, recurring to-dos (although its recurring feature is definitely lacking), separate reminders from the due date of the task, notes and additional info associated with your to-dos, shared to-dos with others, multiple categories, and more. You can star important tasks (but that's as close to priority as you'll get), and customize the look of the app. It's broad platform support—and its webapp—mean you'll always have access to your to-dos.

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Wunderlist is great, and there's a reason we like it, but not everyone does, and it's not without its quirks. For example, it's had a few syncing problems in the past, and I've found recurring tasks to be quirky from time to time. However, those of you who nominated it praised the service's ease of use, availability on multiple devices, stellar customer support, and its good-looking interface. Many of you said it's just a joy to use—which makes sure you actually use it every day. There are pro accounts that add features like collaboration tools, file uploads, and comments on your to-dos, but the free version will be more than enough for most people. Read more in the nomination thread here.

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Todoist

Todoist has been around for a long, long time, but it's really evolved in recent years into a powerful, cross-platform productivity tool. It's available on the web, for iOS and Android with desktop apps for Windows and OSX, add-ons for Firefox and Chrome, plug-ins for email apps like Postbox, Gmail, Thunderbird, and Outlook, and more. It's free (ish, we'll get to that) and feature-packed. Todoist offers recurring tasks with fine, plain-language recurrence options. It also packs sub-tasks and dependencies, real-time syncing, projects and sub-projects so you can manage daily checklists or big plans that involve lots of people, understandable due dates (like 'Friday at 5pm,' for example), multiple priorities, categories and projects you can set, and more. $30/yr will get you a premium account, which is required if you want notifications or reminders via email or push notifications on your mobile device—which is kind of a bummer, so keep that in mind. You also get labels and filters to further organize your to-dos.

There was a lot of love for Todoist in the call for contenders thread, although many of you noted that even though the app is free, $30 for an essential feature like notifications is a bit of a bummer that makes you steer clear (although they're known to have sales). Still, Todoist's feature set is impressive, and seriously on-par (or beyond) many of the others in the roundup. The fact that it's available for almost any platform and looks good on all of them helps a lot, and many of you specifically praised Todoist's 'karma' points system for helping you stay motivated to get your to-dos finished. The service even very recently updated to add new visual scheduling options and email add-ins. Read more in the nominations thread here.

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HabitRPG

HabitRPG was a surprise contender this week, but it earned more than enough votes to earn a spot in the top five. It's one of our favorite tools to productively gamify your life, and we've highlighted it on its own before. HabitRPG turns your to-dos and pet projects into a game, where you level up your character, defeat enemies, and collect loot and rewards for your characters just by doing the things you need to do every day. It's largely geared towards helping you build better habits. It's available on the web and for iOS and Android, and while it doesn't pack in the advanced features that many other to-do apps have, it's certainly a blast to use, and really addictive. As you cross off to-dos, you earn points, gold to spend on upgrades, experience, and your character improves. Fail and miss deadlines, and you take hits to your health and your character loses progress to the next level, or worse.

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HabitRPG does support categories, but mostly in terms of 'dailies,' or things you want to do regularly and 'todos,' or items that just need to get done once or rarely (and you can set due dates and reminders). Don't expect things like recurring reminders, custom categories, or anything that makes for a more robust productivity tool—but if what you need is an engaging way to get things done and less a tool with tons of options and features you'll never use, it's worth a look. Plus, it's completely free. Those of you who nominated it shared your success stories with the service, and highlighted the fact that it has competitive options so you can compete with others as well. Read more in the nominations thread here.

Those are your tip five! Now it's time to put them to an all-out vote to decide the Lifehacker community favorite:

We could easily spend another five or ten in honorable mentions here, but here are a few that barely missed the cut: Evernote missed the top five by just a handful of votes, even though we know that it's pretty awesome and a lot of you love it. TickTick, a great to-do app that we've featured before and that seems to be the spiritual successor to our long lost Astrid, was also a popular nominee in the call for contenders. Finally, the venerable old ToodleDo, which made our top five last time but fell shy in the nominations this time. They all great alternative options, and if you want dozens more, check out the nominations.

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Remember, whatever to-do app you choose, it needs to work well for you, not just be a laundry list of features that sound useful but aren't applicable to the way you work or the items you need to track. Sometimes it;'s better to just go back to basics and start over with your to-do list, to make sure you're really doing something that helps you be more productive and get things done, instead of just add 'making a list of stuff to do' to your list of stuff to do.

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Want to make the case for your personal favorite, even if it wasn't included in the list? Remember, the top five are based on your most popular nominations from the call for contenders thread from earlier in the week. Don't just complain about the top five, let us know what your preferred alternative is—and make your case for it—in the discussions below.

The Hive Five is based on reader nominations. As with most Hive Five posts, if your favorite was left out, it didn't get the nominations required in the call for contenders post to make the top five. We understand it's a bit of a popularity contest. Have a suggestion for the Hive Five? Send us an email at tips+hivefive@lifehacker.com!

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How We Found the Best Project Management Software Programs

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The Best Project Management Software Programs

The best project management software accommodates every kind of project, from ongoing day-to-day work to big-picture initiatives. We looked for the software that can help any project thrive, with a wealth of reporting and scheduling features and an intuitive design. We spent a week testing 10 of the most popular options and found five top picks that can work with any team.

The 5 Best Project Management Software Programs

Asana -
Best Task Management Tool
Basecamp -
Best Communication Tool
monday.com -
Best for Beginners
Casual -
Best for Visual Thinkers
Trello -
Best Free Project Management Software

Asana

With an impressive number of tools and third-party integrations, Asana is a great choice for task-oriented teams.

Pros
Simple task management
Comprehensive reporting tools
Third-party integrations
Intuitive mobile app

Free version	Premium	Premium with small team discount
Team size	15 or fewer	Unlimited	15 or fewer
Price (paid annually)	Free	$9.99/user/mo.	$6.25/user/mo.
Price (paid monthly)	Free	$11.99/user/mo.	$7.50/user/mo.

Why we chose it

Simple task management

For a project management software’s most essential function — keeping your team on track and in step through every phase of a project — Asana did the best job of any product we tested. We appreciated how it balanced an individual’s workload with the bigger picture of the entire team. Your personal deadlines and tasks are always in view, but it’s also just as easy for managers to track the entire team’s progress with features like automated progress charts and team-wide task calendars. The way Asana breaks down huge projects into manageable and easy-to-follow pieces makes it the most intuitive task management system of the bunch.

Comprehensive reporting tools

Asana also has a number of tools that make it simple for managers to capture a bird’s-eye view of their team’s progress. One of the ones we liked the most was the ability to automatically export a project’s data into Google Sheets. Once there, the spreadsheet is already organized into practical sections like the number of overdue, completed, or in-progress tasks for all of your projects. Your report comes pre-loaded with two tools depending on what’s in your Dashboard — ours had two graphs showing the number of overdue, assigned, and incomplete tasks by project — but we found it simple to tailor to our specific needs.

Third-party integrations

One of the biggest talking points in reviews of Asana is how seamlessly it fits with other programs. We saw that clearly in our testing: Asana has the best collection of third-party integrations of any software out there. You can set up notifications or create new tasks in messaging apps like Slack and Hipchat, attach files from storage programs like Google Drive and OneDrive, and automatically create Asana tasks in development services like Jira and GitHub. It was the only software in our tests that offered integrations with all six of those popular apps. We also loved the Chrome extension, which allows you to create a task from any page with only a couple of clicks.

Intuitive mobile app

If you want to double-check your calendar or the status of your tasks while you’re away from your computer, a functional mobile app can eliminate a lot of headaches. Asana’s is one of the most well-received in the industry, earning a 4.8 rating on over 2,000 reviews in the App Store and a 4.3 on over 20,000 reviews in Google Play. That’s just about even with Basecamp and Trello, and well above monday.com and Casual.

It’s easy to see why. Asana’s interface translates incredibly well to a mobile screen; all of your tasks, messages, and projects are accessible with one click from anywhere in the app, so you never have to spend much time probing around. You won’t want to use it for everything — exporting data would be pretty cumbersome, for example — but it’s nice to have around for more basic functions.

Points to consider

Steeper learning curve

Because of Asana’s considerable project management capabilities, it can take a little more time to learn than other software, especially if your team is used to something more limited. It’s unclear at first how you should be using your Dashboard, for example: You must add projects in order to take advantage of its functions, meaning you’re initially presented with a blank screen.

Still, even if tools like these aren’t totally intuitive when you first start using Asana, the crucial aspects for most team members — task and calendar management — are front and center. Asana also has an enormous library of resources and tutorials for using the software, so most issues can be addressed without too much trouble.

It wasn’t immediately clear to our tester how to take advantage of tools like Asana’s Dashboard.

No direct messaging

While having a conversation with your entire team in Asana is incredibly simple, we couldn’t find any easy way to directly message our team members, something that was pretty standard on other software we tested. While there is a workaround — you can create a private project for messaging and invite each individual into separate conversations within the project — it’s enough of a hassle that most people will probably just stick with Slack or email.

Basecamp

While it doesn’t have a full suite of scheduling and task management tools, Basecamp is a great option for managers who want one place to track all of their team’s ongoing discussions.

Pros
Great for group discussions
Flat monthly price
Stellar apps

Cons
Sub-par task management
Lacks reporting tools

Why we chose it

Great for group discussions

Basecamp’s biggest draw is that it’s a one-stop shop for all of your team’s communications, eliminating lengthy email threads. It functions like a message board — you can post a topic to your team’s page, and everyone with access can add to the conversation for as long as they want. You can also set up recurring prompts each week or month to spur conversations within your team. Questions like “What was a successful project you worked on this month?” might be cumbersome or awkward to to send in an email or Slack, but they work perfectly with Basecamp’s format. We also loved the ability to add email notifications to important topics, so team members won’t miss out on anything.

Flat monthly price

Basecamp has one of the simplest pricing structures of any project management software on the market at $99 per month, no strings attached. Granted, that’s a lot for smaller teams, but for anyone with more than a dozen users, Basecamp is an absolute steal. You can have as many users as you want, and you don’t have to commit to anything longer than a month.

Stellar apps

Because Basecamp excels as a communication tool, we appreciated that it has dedicated apps for any kind of device. Instead of getting an email for every new message (or being forced to check a browser periodically), you can set up Basecamp notifications on your phone or desktop for exactly what you need to know about — for instance, if you’re mentioned in a conversation or if a thread you’re following has a new comment.

We found both the desktop and mobile apps to be well-designed and intuitive, which was backed up by user reviews. Both apps are unanimously well-received, earning a 4.7 rating on over 15,000 reviews in the App Store and a 4.4 on over 2,500 reviews in Google Play. Along with Asana and Trello, that was the loudest endorsement we heard for any project management software out there.

Points to consider

Sub-par task management

It’s hard to imagine using Basecamp as your team’s primary task management system. Each user has a list of assignments, but they’re little more than a to-do list. We found it difficult to track all of the moving parts of a project at once, let alone several overlapping ones. When you open the calendar, you can’t see at a glance what everyone is working on and how much progress is being made on each project; it just shows you how many tasks are due each day. This works fine as a basic to-do list for your team, but we found it to be one of the more limited task management interfaces.

Lacks reporting tools

Basecamp also doesn’t include any tools to help you visualize what’s going on with your team. Unlike Asana, which automatically turns calendar and task data into useful visuals, Basecamp leaves that work to you. If you’re looking for advanced project management tools beyond team communication, you’ll be better suited to one of our other picks.

monday.com

For those new to project management software, monday.com has a library of easy-to-use templates to get you started.

Pros
Personalized design
Customizable templates
Shareable with outside clients

Basic	Standard	Pro	Enterprise
5 users	$25/mo.	$39/mo.	$59/mo.	$118/mo.
10 users	$49/mo.	$79/mo.	$119/mo.	$238/mo.
15 users	$75/mo.	$119/mo.	$179/mo.	$358/mo.
25 users	$125/mo.	$195/mo.	$289/mo.	$578/mo.
50 users	$250/mo.	$399/mo.	$599/mo.	$1,198/mo.
100 users	$500/mo.	$799/mo.	$1,199/mo.	$2,398/mo.
200 users	$1,000/mo.	$1,599/mo.	$2,399/mo.	$4,798/mo.
200+ users	Contact for price	Contact for price	Contact for price	Contact for price

Why we chose it

Personalized design

Out of all of the project management programs we tested, monday.com was the one that allowed us to really hit the ground running. Everything about this software is intuitive. The sidebar menu is divided into “Talks” and “Boards.” Within these, you can track ongoing “pulses”: specific tasks, entire projects, or even potential clients. We like how monday.com doesn’t force you into any one approach for tracking your tasks and projects; however you would naturally think about your work, it accommodates you.

Customizable templates

If you do need a little help getting started (or just don’t want to manually input all relevant labels for your projects), monday.com comes pre-loaded with 44 different templates, broken up into sectors like marketing, HR, and software development. This structured approach makes the setup process a little less painful, especially for people who aren’t used to working with project management software.

Once you do get used to the platform, there are still options to customize according to your team’s needs. Want to break down “task date” into a start date and a due date in the Team Tasks template? Just click the plus sign next to the task and choose “Date” for the new column type. No matter how we wanted to customize the template, it never took more than a few clicks to achieve.

Shareable with outside clients

If you want to keep people outside of your organization up to date on specific projects and timelines, monday.com was the only software in our tests that provided a “shareable boards” feature. This is especially useful for clients who want to monitor the status of their project, or for freelancers who would benefit from seeing an individual project’s calendar without necessarily needing access to the team’s entire workload.

Points to consider

Limited tools

The same thing that makes monday.com a great place for beginners might make it feel limiting for more detail-oriented users. Part of the reason it’s so easy to use is that it doesn’t have as extensive a collection of features and tools as software like Asana. Instead, it focuses on organizing your tasks and projects in the most intuitive way possible — something it does really well. It won’t automatically visualize data for you, it doesn’t have many financial management tools, and project managers raised on Gantt charts might miss that tool (although monday.com makes a pretty compelling case on its blog for abandoning them).

Expensive for small teams

If your team only consists of a few people, monday.com probably isn’t worth the price of admission. While most companies charge per user, monday.com uses eight different tiers of pricing depending on your company size. The smallest one is for five users at $39 per month for the Standard plan. For comparison, Asana costs $6.25 per user for teams with fewer than 15 users. For three-person teams, that’s about half the price of monday.com.

Casual

Best Task Manager For Mac 2016

While it lacks some of the tools that benefit larger teams, Casual’s “mindmap” interface was the most visually pleasing in our tests.

Pros
Visual project maps
Storage compatibility
Affordable pricing for small teams

Cons
Lacks tools for bigger teams
Subpar mobile app

Personal	Group	Team	Department	Enterprise
Price (paid annually)	$7/mo.	$21/mo.	$35/mo.	$70/mo.	$133/mo.
Price (paid annually)	$9/mo.	$29/mo.	$49/mo.	$99/mo.	$89/mo.
Maximum users	2	5	10	25	50
Storage	2 GB	5 GB	10 GB	50 GB	100 GB

Why we chose it

Visual project maps

Casual has one of the most visually pleasing and intuitive interfaces of any project management software we saw. It works like a mindmap: The main page is an infinite grid that you can populate with tasks and arrange in whatever manner makes sense for your project. Within those tasks, you can assign multiple team members and a due date, plus upload any relevant files. And if a task requires multiple smaller steps to complete, you can convert it to a group, which creates a mini-project inside the task. We’ll be honest, most project management programs feel like work. Casual was the only one we tested that was actually fun to mess around with, taking us back to afternoons in computer class doodling in MS Paint.

Storage compatibility

For a smaller and more affordable project management system, Casual has storage integrations that rival much bigger names. You can import files from every conceivable cloud-based service: Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, and Box are all built right into the system, allowing you to attach relevant documents, spreadsheets, or images to any task or project. Of our five top picks, Asana was the only other program to include integrations with these four main storage services.

Affordable pricing for small teams

Casual has one of the friendliest pricing structures for smaller teams that we saw. Companies usually charge one of two ways: per user (usually around $10 per month, with prices decreasing for more users) or a flat rate every month (anywhere from $45 to $99 per month). With both of these options, teams with only a few people end up paying more. Casual charges $7 for up to two users and $21 for up to five, ensuring you’ll never pay more than $7 per user no matter what size your team is.

Points to consider

Lacks tools for bigger teams

Casual’s intuitive layout and small team pricing does come with some drawbacks: It doesn’t have nearly the same level of functionality as an all-around tool like Asana. It’s a fairly bare-bones task management system, focusing on helping you get your projects done on time and in the simplest way possible. We missed the ability to communicate with our team members within the program, which would get especially problematic if you have a larger team trying to navigate one project. It also doesn’t come with a ton of third-party integrations. While the essential storage options are all there, Casual lacks support for communication apps like Slack and development products like Jira.

Subpar mobile app

While it wasn’t the worst that we tried (that distinction would go to Aha!), Casual’s appealing layout doesn’t translate well to its mobile app. Instead of the limitless grid we loved so much on our desktop, the mobile app gives you a basic list of tasks. It’s also worth noting that you can’t create a new account through the app; you can only log into an existing one. This was a big reason for Casual’s mediocre three-star rating on Google Play.

Trello

Best for individuals or small teams, the free version of Trello’s software is the most generous on the market.

Pros
Generous free version
Easy to learn
Highly rated desktop and mobile apps

Cons
No calendar view
10 MB file size limit
Limited integrations

Free	Business Class	Enterprise
Price (paid annually)	Free	$9.99/user/mo.	$20.83/user/mo.*
Power-ups (integrations)	1	Unlimited	Unlimited
File size limit	10 MB	250 MB	Unlimited

*Price goes down for teams with 300+ users

Why we chose it

Generous free version

While a lot of free project management software limits you to a certain number of users, projects, and tasks, Trello's free version is completely unlimited in all of these areas. You can create as many boards as you need, assign tasks throughout your team, and take full advantage of Trello’s desktop and mobile app functionality. You also have access to the huge collection of templates and sample boards that are tailored to specific types of projects, a nice add-on that we didn’t see in any other free software.

Easy to learn

Trello has one of the simplest designs of any project management software that we tested. Like Asana, each project is its own board, with tasks divided into easily scannable phases; once a task is complete, you just drag it into the next phase on your board. It’s extremely intuitive and simple to customize. After a few minutes of playing around with it, we were just as comfortable setting up team projects for work as we were creating private boards for potential vacation spots.

Highly rated desktop and mobile apps

Along with Basecamp, Trello was one of the only project management programs we saw that has desktop apps for both Mac and PC in addition to mobile apps. They were also some of the most well-received, scoring a 4.7 on over 2,000 reviews in the App Store and a 4.5 on over 73,000 in Google Play. The desktop apps aren’t just glorified versions of the browser, either. You can customize your notifications for things like new comments on a task, when something is moved from one phase to another, or if someone uploads an attachment to a task you’re following. It's a nice middle ground for those of us who don’t necessarily need email notifications for everything but still want to stay up to date without constantly checking browsers.

Points to consider

No calendar view

The biggest obstacle to using Trello’s free software for most project managers is the lack of a calendar view. There’s no way to monitor your entire team’s workload automatically without this — managers have to manually track hours and tasks outside of the app. Calendar view is available through a “Power-Up,” but Trello only allows one of these in its free version.

10 MB file size limit

Another constraint Trello puts on its free version is a 10 MB size limit on files uploaded from your computer. When you upgrade to the cheapest paid plan, that size goes all the way up to 250 MB. 10 MB is roughly the size limit most email services use for their attachments, so if your team is already running into that issue, it might be worth upgrading to a paid plan or considering an alternate file sharing system.

Limited integrations

Trello only allows one third-party integration (which it calls a “Power-Up”) in its free version. This doesn’t apply to cloud storage services — Trello lets you attach files from Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive for free — but limits more specialized integrations with apps like Jira and Slack. These can be extremely helpful if your team is already relying on other software. If you want to get notifications in Slack when someone adds you to a task, for example, you would have to use a Power-Up. If you upgrade to the paid version of Trello, the number of Power-Ups you have access to is unlimited.

Guide to Project Management Software

How to get the most out of your project management software

Determine who will use the software

The size of your team tells you a lot about the software you need. A smaller team will want a simple system for organizing tasks and schedules, while a manager with dozens of employees will need a full roster of reporting tools and integrations.

Establish your team’s needs

“When you know what your business needs, you can draw up a shortlist of features that will help you narrow down the project management software products that will help your business take the next step,” project management expert Elizabeth Harrin advises. Poll your team and see what they’d like to get out of a new tool and where the current system is falling short.

Compare prices

Evaluate which products fit your budget. Team size also comes into play here: Companies usually charge either a flat monthly rate or a rate per user. In general, teams with more than 10 people will save by choosing a flat rate plan.

Pay annually

Aside from Basecamp, all of our top picks offer a hefty discount for committing to a full year rather than going month-to-month. A 20-person team using Asana’s Premium plan, for instance, would save $480 by paying for an entire year upfront. If you’ve tested out a few options and feel comfortable paying that initial lump-sum bill, you’ll see significant savings in the long run.

Test-drive a few options

Almost every software offers a 30-day free trial, and we recommend taking full advantage of it. Have your team schedule a project with each one and solicit their feedback on which they preferred, what kinds of problems they anticipate, and how it would impact their work. That way, when it comes time to fully rely on a new software, it won’t be completely unfamiliar.

Project Management Software FAQ

Project management software is a broad term for any program that’s dedicated to keeping projects on schedule, on budget, and on target. Most project management software includes features like time tracking, file sharing, communication, task management, and reporting tools.

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What's the difference between task management and project management software?

In general, task management software is designed more for individuals than teams. Products marketed for task management usually don’t have much in the way of communication tools or file sharing, instead focusing on keeping a single person on schedule. These are usually available for free, as they don’t have the breadth of tools you’ll find in most project management software.

How many project management software products should I test before buying?

We recommend trying out three options. According to research from Capterra, those who demoed three products reported being the most satisfied with their choice. Fewer than that didn’t give them enough information, and more proved to be too much. Every software has a learning curve, and it’s easy to become overwhelmed if you test too many products. Setting clear standards on what features you need and what budget you’re working with will do a lot of the heavy lifting for you.

What should I look for when testing project management software?

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By the time you’re ready to test project management software, you’ve likely picked a few options that have all of the features and tools you’ll need. Here are some of the things you should look for in testing:

An interface that’s intuitive to navigate and learn
Responsive customer service that’s reachable by email, phone, or chat
Functional mobile and desktop apps
Integrations with other software that your team uses

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Free trial	30 days	30 days	30 days	14 days	Free version

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Best Audio Interfaces For Mac

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When you come right down to it, an audio interface is anything that lets you get audio signals in and out of your computer. The challenge in picking one is that there are so many ways of getting it done, and it will all depend on how you like to work and what you're trying to do. A very basic interface would be simply a box that converted analog audio to digital audio that the recording software in your computer can understand, and convert it back to analog audio when you want to hear it. Such converters are referred to as AD/DA (analog to digital/digital to analog) converters. Better quality converters have what's called 'jitter correction' to compensate for small timing variations.
Most interfaces are far more than just converter boxes. They include mic preamps, multiple I/O (Input/Output) connections—balanced, unbalanced and digital—and even internal DSP (Digital Signal Processing) for effects, EQ and basic monitor or sub-mixing user. Some units can even act as a simple, stand-alone mixer without a computer attached for use as a basic live sound mixer.
One of the biggest determinants of overall audio quality in an audio interface is the quality of opamps (operational amplifiers) used in construction. Better systems will use lower-noise, lower-distortion components, or in some cases, discrete components rather than single-chip solutions. The number of I/O connections can be a deciding factor. The basic interfaces will be 2-in/2-out, able to handle a vocal and instrument together or a stereo pair of mics for capturing a live event. From there, you can expand as far as you need, depending on what you want to invest in your system. Interfaces with 18 inputs and 22 outputs are not uncommon and will handle most users needs, but you can go far larger with a full-blown Pro Tools HD rig, if that's what is required.
The final consideration is connectivity. There are multiple ways of connecting an audio interface to your computer—USB, FireWire, a PCI slot for desktop systems or Apple's Thunderbolt connection on newer Macintosh computers—all of which have different strengths and weaknesses. USB interfaces tend to be smaller, with most mobile interfaces using USB connections, but can be less robust when you need a lot of simultaneous ins and outs. FireWire, also called IEEE 1394, is fast and robust, but generally requires an external power supply. PCI cards are the fastest with the most bandwidth, but are tied to tower and desktop systems, so will be confined to a single studio location. Some of the more popular brands for interfaces are Akai, Apogee, Avid, Focusrite, M-Audio, MOTU, Presonus, Roland, Tascam and Yamaha, though there are many others. The best interface is the one you're going to use, so spend some time with the Pro Audio specialists at Guitar Center so they can help you find exactly the right one.
In addition to the mainstream audio interfaces described above, our GC Pro team of experts offers hands-on sales and support for professional solutions such as Avid HDX Systems and the Focusrite Rednet series. These solutions are typically used in recording studios, post facilities and other professional settings.

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Best Photo Recovery Software For Mac

Remo Photo Recovery for Mac - Best Photo Recovery Software to recover deleted, lost, corrupted, and formatted pictures from computer hard drive, memory card, digital camera, USB flash drive, Pen drive, and other storage devices. Download the free Remo Photo Recovery for Mac and get back your photos in three quick steps..

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Best Data Recovery Software For MAC OS And Macbook In 2018 May 14, 2016 May 1, 2018 techwibe In computing, data recovery is a process of salvaging inaccessible data from computed or damaged secondary storage, removable media or files, when the data they store cannot be accessed in a normal way. Stellar Phoenix Mac Photo Recovery Software is a quick, simple, and secure utility to recover photos, songs, movies, and other multimedia files which are lost due to. The best photo recovery software can recover all types of image files. To test this, we created a data set with an equal number of raster, vector, production and camera raw files. We saved the files on multiple types of drives and then deleted the files, sometimes formatting the drive as well. This article shares the best 6 photo recovery software for Windows and Mac users. They are free or paid, and work similarly. If you select free, Disk Drill and MiniTool Photo Recovery is the correct choice.

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Remo Recover an award winning software has revolutionized the concept of image recovery with its robust scanning mechanism. Most of the data recovery skilful experts recommended this application as best photo recovery software for Mac with its outstanding performance in recovering lost or deleted images within fraction of minutes. It is analysed as one of the best picture recovery app for its excellent scanning capability and resolve all critical issues like unable to access photo files due to corrupted or formatted hard disk, memory cards and various portable devices.

Let us have a glance through this short article and know why Remo Recover is the best photo recovery software and whether this tool is more preferable than any other photo recovery applications. This is very simple yet more powerful data recovery utility that comes with amazing features to help users to perform smart and efficient photo recovery on Macintosh computer. Remo Recover is a magical tool that has the ability to restore lost pictures around three hundred file formats such as .png, .bmp, .jpeg, .gif, .tiff and so on. Apart from this, capable to retrieve different file formats of raw images and compatible with various camera models Nikon, Sony, Canon, Minolta, Fujifilm, Panasonic, Olympus, etc. without modifying its original contents.

Why to use Remo Recover application?

Robust: The tool has in-built advanced algorithms with read only mode that only extracts your source file contents and perform recovery to get back lost photos effortlessly.
Secured: Remo Recover guarantees 100% security to your data files as it prevents overwriting of images by restricting not to save the recovered file to the same hard disk from which you lost pictures.
Safe: Toolkit is free from viruses, Malware, spy-ware and various malicious programs that affects your computer so that without any worry you can install and use this safest app to rescue missing photo files.

What happens when a photo is deleted from Mac OS X?

When you remove any image from your system using Delete or Command+Delete key, the particular file immediately disappears from your drive. Do not worry, you can retrieve your precious pictures because deleted or lost photo files are still intact somewhere on your drive itself. Without any delay, if you act quickly and adopt reliable photo recovery tool like Remo Recover then there's good chances of recovering complete files. But avoid using the drive once you realized that images have been removed as it overwrites the data files.

Remo Photo Recovery for Mac Comes Handy in These Data Loss Circumstances:

Accidental deletion: To free disk space most of the user remove unwanted stuff from their drive but during this process mistakenly selecting some vital files and hit Delete leads to loss of file.
Interrupted transfer: Using Cut and Paste option to move photos from Mac hard disk drive to any external drive and if any interruptions like power surge occurs result in photo loss.
Improper ejection: Removing camera memory card abruptly attached to Mac OS X without using safe remove hardware option may damage the card and result in inaccessibility.
Low battery: Taking photos when camera battery is critically low might lead to loss of pictures.
Unintentional formatting: Sometimes, while formatting damaged drive you may unintentionally select healthy drive and click on format option which wipes out entire data stored on that disk.

Apart from these reasons, photos from Mac devices can be lost due to various other reasons as well. However whatever may be the reasons behind the loss of photos, Remo Photo Recovery for Mac recovers deleted, corrupted, lost, and formatted photo files from any storage devices on Mac with utmost ease. In the meanwhile the tool also recovers photos from iMac, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and many more.

Steps to Recover Deleted/Lost Photos on Mac:

Step 1: Install and launch Remo Recover application on your Mac machine and select “Recover Photos” option from main screen.

Figure 1: Main Screen

Step 2: After that from the next window, choose specific Macintosh volume from which you want to restore photos and click “Next” button to begin scanning process.

Figure 2: Select Volume

Step 3: Then once the scanning process gets over, you can view list of recovered photos in two types of views i.e. “File Type View” and “Data View”.

Figure 3: Recoverable Photos

Step 4: Finally, you can view restorable photo files and make use of save recovery session option to avoid rescanning of volume in future.

Figure 4: Save Recovery Session

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Best Video Recording App For Mac

There are quite a few different audio editing programs that will work to edit podcasts, but we’re just going to focus on the best podcast recording and editing programs.

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That just means they’re either easier to use or focus more on spoken audio editing versus music production.

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Most software for podcast editing works on both macOS and Windows, but there are a couple that are Apple only because they created the software.

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Podcast Recording Software For macOS

GarageBand

GarageBand is a free DAW (digital audio workstation) if you have a Mac. This is a great choice for first-time and even experienced podcasters.

You can easily create separate tracks for music, intros and outros, ad spots, and more. Then you can fade them in and out as needed, move them around, adjust levels, you name it.

For each track, you can enable various plug-ins like compression, noise gates, EQ, and more. For many people, this will do more than enough.

Logic Pro

Logic Pro is a full-featured music production and audio editing program.

The main reason I recommend it for podcasters is because the interface matches GarageBand and it’s very easy to upgrade. Even your GarageBand files will open seamlessly in Logic.

You also will have to enable Advanced Tools (it’s just a simple checkbox in the settings) to get the full suite of features. This lets you upgrade without getting overwhelmed.

The ability to link to the Logic Remote App for iPhone or iPad is really cool as well.

The cost for Logic Pro is a one-time purchase of $200.

Podcast Recording Software For Windows & macOS

Adobe Audition

Adobe Audition started out as Cool Edit Pro but was acquired by Adobe back in 2003. It is part of the Creative Cloud suite, so if you already have a subscription to the full suite, you have access. You can also get it for $20/month separately.

It is designed for podcast production and editing and has advanced tools just for that. There are a number of noise-reduction capabilities, advanced compression and EQ, and a ton more.

One feature I love is batch processing, where you can apply various effects to one file, save it, then apply those same effects to a “batch” of other files. This saves a ton of time.

I highly recommend Audition for podcasting – and there are a ton of easy-to-follow tutorials online to help you get started.

You can get a 1-year subscription from Amazon here (this is also the only way to purchase it as a gift) or click the button below to sign up directly through Adobe:

P.S. You can also get the full Creative Cloud Suite on Amazon here.

Audacity

Audacity is a free cross-platform audio editor. It’s commonly used for podcasting and has powerful features. One of the downsides is that it can be confusing to use when first getting started, but once you get the hang of it, it’s great.

Some of the useful Audacity features include Sync-Lock, Truncate Silence, Silence Finder, and Silence. But there are a ton more including saveable EQ, fading, import and export options, and editing and saving chains of effects.

It is regularly updated and should work all the latest versions of macOS and Windows.

Hindenburg Journalist

Hindenburg has several different audio editing programs, with Journalist being their entry-level offering for $95.

It is designed for radio broadcasters and podcasters with a higher production value. If you have a bunch of different clips or interviews that you need to piece together, this might be a great choice.

There is automated levels, loudness, EQ, and a unique clipboard feature for staying organized. It also integrates with certain podcast hosting providers.

Take a look at this 2-minute intro video:

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There is also Hindenburg Pro that has a built in Skype call recorder, among other upgrades.

Other Audio Editing Software

While the recording and editing software options above are where I would start, there are many more options that will work.

Certain Mackie and Behringer mixers come with tracktion, PreSonus audio interfaces come with StudioOne 3 Artist, Steinberg interfaces come with Cubase AI & LE, and I’m sure there are other similar combos.

If you have one of these, they will work just fine for podcast production, although there might be a higher learning curve.

Helpful Podcast Software

There are few other pieces of software that you may want or need to go with your new podcast recording software. Here are a few of my favorites:

Buzzsprout

After you record and edit your podcast episode, you need a place to put it so you can make it an official podcast.

My favorite podcast host is Buzzsprout because they have a really easy to use platform, plus some additional sharing features that look great and save a ton of time.

When you follow this link, Buzzsprout will give you a $20 Amazon gift card after you pay for your plan. Check it out!

Ecamm Call Recorder For Skype

If you want to record skype calls, there are a few different add-ons you can get depending on your operating system:

Ecamm Call Recorder is the best option for Mac.

Pamela is a popular choice for Windows.

Alitu

Alitu is perfect for those that want to make your podcasting process as easy as possible.

It will automatically improve your audio files, lets you add intros and outros, and you can automatically publish to Buzzsprout, Podbean, Blubrry, Libsyn, and more!

It works great whether you want to edit or not – check out this quick walkthrough:

Auphonic

Auphonic is a magic piece of software that does a ton. It will level your audio, make it the correct volume for podcasting, add ID3 tags, export to YouTube, and a ton more. I love that you can create presets, making it super fast to use after you get it set up.

Music Radio Creative

Music Radio Creative is an amazing website that creates intros, outros, jingles, and more. You can easily preview different voices and you will get extremely high-quality voice-overs to make your podcast sound much more professional.

Start at the Podcast section here.

Scribie

Another important piece of your podcasting workflow is to get transcriptions. This can help with SEO, but also gives people a way to enjoy your show in places where they can’t listen.

I highly recommend Scribie – they’re fast, have multiple versions of English (US, UK, etc.), and everything is easily accomplished from their web-based dashboard. They’re reasonably priced at $0.75 / minute.

Ringr

Ringr is a paid option when you’re ready to graduate from lower-quality Skype calls. It records both ends of the conversation locally, so you don’t have to worry about losing an important interview.

Check out more remote interview recording options here.

What do you use? Am I missing your favorite?

Easy Video Recorder is a stripped-down screen capture tool to record whatever you are doing on your computer's screen, whether for presentation, tutorial, or storage. The result is an easy-to-use tool that will capture the basics on your screen without any advanced editing features -- a perfect companion if you need to make a quick video with no bells and whistles.

After installing Easy Video Recorder, the interface will pop up, showing you a small window with a handful of options. From these options you can choose the size of what you will capture, whether to capture audio with it, mouse cursor, and a few other options for what will appear onscreen, as well as where the captured video file will be stored. All of this can be adjusted rather quickly so you can start recording in just a few seconds. The recording process works seamlessly, allowing you to move into and out of recording with keystrokes. All files are saved as QuickTime video for editing, though you can also record other types of media into MOV files.

Easy Video Recorder is not a powerful video creation tool. It lacks a lot of the advanced editing, input source selection, and other recording tools that you'll find in some of the pricier options on the market; but it works very well for what it is and the interface shows you all the tools you'll need. While not a perfect solution, it is a low-cost one and it offers a free trial with all features unlocked, so you can check if it is a good fit for your needs.

Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Easy Video Recorder for Mac 1.5.

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Why we chose it

Simple task management

Comprehensive reporting tools

Third-party integrations

Intuitive mobile app

Points to consider

Steeper learning curve

No direct messaging

Why we chose it

Great for group discussions

Flat monthly price

Stellar apps

Points to consider

Sub-par task management

Lacks reporting tools

Why we chose it

Personalized design

Customizable templates

Shareable with outside clients

Points to consider

Limited tools

Expensive for small teams

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Why we chose it

Visual project maps

Storage compatibility

Affordable pricing for small teams

Points to consider

Lacks tools for bigger teams

Subpar mobile app

Why we chose it

Generous free version

Easy to learn

Highly rated desktop and mobile apps

Points to consider

No calendar view

10 MB file size limit

Limited integrations

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