Features I like: Tagging tickets to organize tasks in groups

Features I'm missing:

Easy to use. It has excellent features. I can organize the stories and tasks very easily and simply.

I still can't say. I haven't seen anything bad yet.

Mau

We did not like the software, it was not user friendly, and the team hated it.

Everything, we ditched after two months.

Pricing model - lifetime licence, good tool for simple task tracking and management, public boards.

Slow development of new features, lack of integrations and api, bad frontend performance over some time in app.

Truthfully, I didn't know what to expect when I hopped on an early adopter deal, but I figured I'd give it a try. What I found was surprisingly great. the workflow is far more in line with how we work. A series of tasks that you launch through a kanban process until they are completed, with nested commenting, built in time tracking down to the task. It's really slick and well worth the investment. I know they are relatively early stage software platform, but they have a shot at becoming a serious player in the PM software space.

The customization capabilities by project to include or remove certain steps and processes. You're not confined. I also like the permission sets for the teams. We don't have a huge team, but it makes it easy for the team to know which projects they focus on.

The lack of templating of repetitive projects, archiving (removing from visibility) of completed tasks within a project and most importantly... the lack of reporting on estimate/actual on the time across an entire project and individual tasks.

I like it a lot. I am using in two projects, one with a startup and other a private project.

- Easy to use dashboard

- I still think they could do a little better on some of the layout and some of the links - Some simple features are missing ( features that help with settings for example )

It's easy to use and it's very useful the possibility to create some layout to insert tasks.

I don't like so much the UI and the lack of a mobile app.

It’s a great product that I think has a lot of potential. The man behind it always tries to keep the group informed, and while I wish the progress was faster, I am respectful and understanding of the tough job he has and the hard work that has already been put in. Love where it’s going. Just hope it gets there faster and that it is sustainable so we can use this for many years to come.

It’s constantly developing and it provides great tools for those that need that are comparable to existing software. It’s a one time charge that you can get which is nice to have a premium product.

It’s developing into a premium product so the charge is high for the current state, but I have high hopes for it when it’s finished. It needs mobile, some key things that competitors have like Trello, and should be easier to set up CName and such (I think) but otherwise a great resource.

Simplicity, customer support and frequent updates that get better every time.

I don't say this as a con because they are still improving and adding more features. It's still in the early stage. So, there are 2 things right now:

Basic. Need more functions. My reference is JIRA. I cant use gitscrum with clients, because is too basic, just for internal use.

Ease for create projects and tasks. Ease for inviting members

Don't have Epics!! I need some way to classify US.

So recently I used scrum to develop software, and I come to GitScrum that proposes some interesting features.

The features are nearly meet my requirement.

- UX was so bad

Using GitScrum to plan IT and development of new platforms, tools, bugs, and ToDo's for users. Slowly expanding access to vendors working within our environment to have a cohesive Ops tool across many teams.

Inexpensive for infinite license, easy to navigate, many integrations to platform, quick to setup, intuitive to use.

Attempted to contact support however received no response, some functionality missing (such as the ability to remove tickets from user stories), configuration menus can be confusing for granular use, little in the way of community support, account creation can become complicated if an account already exists for another board.

quite fair an good. Given the missing points above not yet fully usable

The possibility to adapt it to own usage. The "Lane" view of tasks

That it is not possible to create "Sub"-projects assigned to specifics members only and that Sub projects are not autoamtically "merged" in one Mother Project. It would make much sense to have all sub projects (like in a tree view) collected in one mother project. Otherwise subprojects are very difficult to organize and control. Also it should be possible to easily assign certain users to only subprojects.

their feature in pricing plan is very generous and have complete aspect in project manager.

i think their development is become slower with no or little update.

Good features, low price. Many membership types.

Sometimes os dificult to understand how does it work

Helps keep focused and get projects completed on time.

Everything, there’s so many features that you don’t get with a lot of project management tools. The team behind it are very responsive with support and constantly adding new features.

Lack of mobile app but that’s coming soon so I’m happy to wait.

It is just basic. I think scrum focusing is the right way to follow, it makes Gitscrum a bit difference compare to other tool.

It is fixed to scrum, that is the best score.

- Slow performance and not even realtime as expectation.

We co-ordinate multiple projects with GitScrum, so that everyone can share information, even when they are off site. I have had some difficulty getting people to embrace the methodology, because they are from a paper-based system, but it has won them over.

The variety of ways to configure your workspace and the Kanban cards makes this a very good tool. I played around with different templates and lists, and it is really easy to change. The document storage with the subscription means that full projects can be managed with the system, no need to leave and search around your filing hierarchy.

Although changes take effect, the screen is not always up to date. You can add a field or a label, for example, and you only see it once you leave the editing screen.

The scrum methodology is designed to provide a continue cycle of deliveries to the customers. With GitScrum you can use it as a simple project management tool, or incorporate the GitScrum methodology, with stories, sprints and track time, keep files neatly organised and talk about the project with the project members.

It would be nice to have tasks and files to email, this way, customers would be able to send documents without the need to create an account. by GitScrum on 17/07/2019 Thank you for the review. We are working hard to improve every day more.

I think it's a great system and has an amazing future. But as long you will create all the missing options

Life time price Time tracking

No app for mobile

GitScrub has the basics covered, and their founder Renato has been very responsive and high coordinative with their audience. It's the humans behind the genius apps like these that you know it's going to be successful not only based on their roadmap, but their relationship to care about their customers.

In this technological age it's highly advantageous to be an early adopter. GitScrum has the initiative, goals and momentum to become great, it's not about "if" it will become a competition to the ones on the market right now, but "when" it will become one.

No APIs yet to connect to other apps and it's not live refresh, when moving cards at this point it won't reflect on another user -- also a bit slow on loading cards. A little cluttered on the UI but that can be considered negligible with sprints.

The software is okay. It accomplishes the requirements that our team needs, but we had to utilize the software in ways that it wasn't intended (we don't use User Stories, and instead strictly use Tasks, with Subtasks as needed, for example). I chose the software because other reviews I had read indicated that it was competent, it provided the functionality needed, the price was reasonable with the lifetime deal, and it appeared that their team regularly released updates to the software. Unfortunately so far there haven't been any updates to the software and none of my enhancement requests have even been responded to, we've been using the software for almost 2 months at this point.

- The lifetime deal pricing. When I was searching for a tool to fit our team's need, this seemed to fit the bill. It was reasonably priced (no monthly fees).

- So far their support team has not responded to any of my enhancement requests (It has been weeks)

I'm very satisfied with GitScrum. It is easy to use, it is easy to configure a project and set up the desired tasks and contexts. The tasks color coding is very helpful to assess the status of the project, either overall, in the dashboars, by sprint or by user story. Minor adjustments would improve the user experience and a mobile application would help.

It is easy to use and have a great user interface. The UX designed is great for Desktops and the color coding is very helpful.

Needs improvement in bulk actions, like assigning a couple (or a dozen) tasks to one colaborator or moving the tasks to another sprint/user story.

For the price I paid to get into using GitScrum, it was a steal. I wish that more people would adopt GitScrum so that it can grow to it's maximum potential when more features get added to GitScrum. So far, I like what GitScrum has been offering.

The recent UI/ UX upgrade has drastically improved the navigation and usage of the software

Updates are taking a bit long

It is a great tool, rapidly growing with promising future.

Simples de usar

The dark theme has some styling issues that are expected to be solved soon.

One of the best products launched 2018, and one of the best founders. Gitscrum is a godsend product. In for the long haul ;)

Customization - the ability to bend the beast to my will, my style, my workflow.

The only con, is that I got it since it was a new born pup, who handed grown into it's skin yet. So, intergrations were lacking, but the dev team are amazing with roll outs, and it won't be long and this con will be voided.

fantastic new software. really good development and support. fairly priced.

the While label is powerful, so you can put your logo/brand in many spots so your clients will be impressed!

there could be more features, but the software is very very new and it has released many features. i hope they keep coming.

the software is good but a think it can improve much better, the implementation of scrum i think is not the best, I have 2 scrum certificate parners and they suffer when try to implement a project with this software using the metodology. and I really want to have an app fot this software, sometimes i want to review my projects and i dont have the computer to do it.

I like that help me to optimize my admin projects and the emails for users involved

the implementation of the scrum metodology

I dove in after seeing what GitScrum offered, and haven't looked back. I keep track of all of my projects with it, and it helps me stay organized, on task, and productive. Plus, looking back at the end of each week on what I spent my time on helps me get organized and prepared for the upcoming week.

GitScrum combines the best of various project management systems in one, with robust support for kanban boards, to-do lists, time tracking, labels, and more in one system that is easy to use (once you get the hang of it). Additionally, the way it allows you to work with teams is phenomenal for seeing what's being done, when, and by whom.

There's a minor learning curve that may be trick, especially if you're not well versed in project management approaches, but you can really use GitScrum in any way you see fit and evolve as you go.

- Pleasant and user-friendly interface

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I think it is the best solution for startup management so far. Taking into consideration price/value.

- Very simple to use, Everything is straight-forward. - You can do both Scrum/Kanban approaches for your projects. - Super cheap if you buy lifetime license.

- UI is terrible, but you can get used to it

It is good but have problem whit a white label domain don't work well for a client

Complete options task, we can create template

Don't have feature payment for client and doesn't well whit white label domain

We have to manage the project and team efficiently with this great tool.

The board Planning and drag drop of task from one board to another.

The permission levels. Create Task option. Sprint must have to elaborate.

Able to track multiple boards/tasks. White label

Have not launch the mobile app version.

Overall so far it is fairly positive when compared to the other software's that i have used over the years. I still have to try and get the white labeled solution deployed and move it to a more wide scale to my company.

Time tracking per task is super simple. and managing tasks and overall workflow is pretty simple.

Had difficulty in understanding the movement process of tasks from sidebar and a few times mistakenly moved tasks to different projects.

My institution has a small budget to subscribe to kanban based project management; GitScrum came to save my teamwork with a single payment for a lifetime promo. I was lucky to get this chance and use GitScrum since to increase teamwork productivity. It easy to use, even for beginners.

Less theming flexibility and multiple company within single account not possible

I've been working on my biography, a political campaign, multiple websites, and multiple software applications.

I like that I'm able to use the software for different purposes, such as planning website projects, software applications, and even a book that I'm working on writing.

There are bugs in the system that I have reported to their support, and they didn't believe me that they were bugs, even though I'm a CS Ph.D. student and I've been developing software for over 20 years.

Very useful for project planning, the canvas view is nice and very user friendly. Keeps team on same page.

The chance to create a project emailing workflow is very useful, so it keeps people who need to be informed.

Lack of apps for android, IOs and PC. When downloading files shared in gitscrum, it changes the name to awful characters, doesn´t keep the original name.

Love this program, no more Outlook email invites required fur assigning jobs to field staff. Anyone with granted permissions can view the dashboard and know exactly what jobs are scheduled and who will be attending the job.

Real time activity, whether notifications, chats, or creating tasks. You can create projects and assign users and their permission levels. Chat in real time. It has a timer which you c a n assign to jobs so that the field staff are requested to Starr clock upon commencement of job and also stop the timer when Jon finished. This feature gives office staff and management a better overview of job coatings as they can review how long it took filed staff to compete the job. You can create your own tags for staff to assign to jobs, eg, Stuck, or Job cancelled, customer not home, needs rebook etc. Dashboard is in real-time so everyone assigned to the task can see exactly what is taking place.

Could not work out how to invoice directly from app.

It is simple, easy to use. Enough for free lancer and small teams management.

I mostly use the board. Some features are missing. Although my reason to choose this platform is minimalist and easy management for my projects. But still some things are missing. These are:

I like mostly the ability to create sub-projects, having an integrated time-tracking and create templates for everything.

There are currently a lot of features missing, but I believe that is normal because is a recent platform.

We purchased a lifetime license in the early days to try it out and found that it did everything that Trello does, at least for everything we use it for. Very simple, easy to use/navigate and didn't need any tutorials or support.

I'd like a little more customization on how the cards are laid out (title, effort, assignee, etc). Maybe create a few different templates users can choose from based on the content that is most important to them and needs to be seen from the main view.

It has been great to create projects and share with customers, we also use it for marketing campaigns, development and customer implementations

User stories included

No mobile app so far

We improve our productivity. My team has exactly what and when to do. Big stress is reduced when you have a good tool like this.

Lifetime offer

I waiting the UI design so at the moment i don't have any cons

Its a great tool I use it to keep track of my daily activities at work. I also use it to keep track of my personal things.

The most thing I like about this software is that it is customisable and very easy to use.

Not very friendly on mobile devices, it would be great if there was a native mobile application keeping it in sync with the web version. I also wish if i can keep multiple company logos or create multiple company profiles. As i switch from one company to another.

We are leveling up our marketing team into a full agency environment. Right now we don't have very many users and we are not using all of the features, but I am very glad to have those features and reports as the team grows and needs more. We have room to grow.

The value is great. The pricing and features of GitScrum destroy the competition. I have used Monday, Redbooth, Jira and a few others to run Agile marketing teams and I chose Gitscrum because of the good reviews and excellent pricing. if you are looking for an agile management tool that offers a lot of functionality without the complexity of Jira, this is a great solution.

I don't like how the comments field on individual stories is so hard to edit. If you tag someone, @name, the field will delete text and jump around... that is my only complaint so far.

We use the system to coordinate deployments of our system, we also use it for marketing work. We get with him a broader view of our difficulties.

The ease of use of the software, the visualization of tasks and the constant improvements and enhancements, and my team works better.

So far the software has met all of our needs has left nothing to be desired

Very helpful for managing my software development projects on a daily basis. Once you get familiar with the app, it integrates seamlessly with your work routine.

- Lifetime license is a great deal

- Tables that display information provide poor filtering and sorting functionality. For instance, sprints section is not sortable/filterable at all, whereas it would be useful to filter out closed sprints, and sort by date/name. The same scenario for user stories

Task customization

Text filling in tasks (tagging a user can clear the text, some characters can't be filled unless you press Echap)

Like, but need some additional features and working for the City, we need a lower price point

Liked the timed feature, keeps my team on task and lets me know how long we are taking for items.

Would like recorring ability, and still seems there could be some streamlining

I am on a lifetime unlimited plan. most of the other competitors only have per user per month plans.

lack of dedicated mobile applications. it is currently very difficult to use on mobile platforms.

The template market place is awesome. Template from other contributor helps me structure my new project easier, especially in the area I do not have direct experience. I love it.

Lack of Gannt Chart, mobile app and integration to Microsoft Office push me to drop Gitscrum and start to use Microsoft Team.

Great value through the early adopter scheme.

A field for task priorities would be useful. The sharing of the planning board doesn't seem to work for me. Minor quibbles.

I currently use Assembla to manage my own projects, and while I'm happy with it and all its comprehensive set of tools (git repos, ticket system, time control, wiki, etc), I consider it too expensive. I thought GitScrum could be a replacement, and was attracted by the chance to buy it once.

Nice interface and look and feel, seems to be able to attend simple project management needs.

Very limited set of functionalities (contains only the project management part, no other features), and misleading name/advertising: doesn’t include git repositories in spite of the name. Customer support simply doesn’t exist, emails are not answered.

I found it productive and interesting to use it, more than Trello which was my ex to-go thing. I left it in favor of GitScrum.

The thing I liked most about GitScrum is the level of freedom it give us to create custom fields and other parameters what need to make most of it.

I think UI and UX still need to be improved. I often get puzzled and lost in the app.

It's suite to agile development

Very difficult to make custom column (colouring)

Initially excited so purchased the top plan but quickly became frustrated and have now switched to another product.

Pretty easy to use and seemed to be the ideal solution but I quickly found it lacking in a number of areas.

Lack of features. One key feature was the white labelling but you've never implemented SSL on our own sub-domain so I've not been able to use that at all.

Arranging project of 4 to 9 person

I like the easiness and the simplicity of it.

I hope these features can be implemented:

Easy to set up, Easy to use, Fast contact to customer service, possibility to whitelabel, perfect to use with different customers.

Very little. It is a start-up and future depends on its uptake in the market.

I now use GitScrum to manage some personal projects.

I love being able to manage a large number of projects from one dashboard, and discovering new features every time I login. There is a very active community on Facebook where you can ask any questions if stuck.

The UI is lacking but the GitScrun team are actively working on this. No mobile app but again GitScrum are working on it.

Great platform.

The UX is smooth and functional GitScrum is awesome!

Not a thing. Keep up the good work! You guys are doing great

We make our product for the elearning market and we needed a tool to manage our project. There are about 10 people in our team and we use it for about six months. I see the project evolving. I especially like some features, such as taking into account development time, the project can be shared by external users, discuss tasks, attach documents. There is also an interesting feature for sending notifications if the task gets to a certain stage. We use this to notify our sales team about changes in the product.

For some projects we need a gantt chart. The plans have such a feature, but I would like to have it faster. There are some interface bugs, but they are minor, I think they will fix it.

It is cost effective compared to competitors, it solved time tracking which is imperative for my company, and i like the kanban / sprint combination.

This is a hybrid between Asana and Jira - with the promise of being the best of both worlds. Great board management features and we love the checklists, workflow customizations, time-tracking, sprint management.

There are still a lot of UI bugs, phantom scrolling, export doesn't export everything for backups, I don't believe there is a backup of the projects, the sprint system is too "live" - when switching tasks from a closed sprint, you lose the accuracy of the burn down from the previous sprint. The support button was removed, so I can't send feedback easily. Some fields automatically save, others have a save button. I would like to be able to have the same task shared in different projects (like Asana can do).

Overall this is a great time saver. No better way to stay organized.

The simplicity of managing all our projects which helps my team plan, track, and organize their work.

The interface could have a slightly better design.

In the first time My activities. Now no.

There aren't my activities. Is a big problem. I think to leave gitscrum next time

I did not have any tool to track my own projects, non-profit projects and even for my work. Now this has made me more efficient and I have a better idea what I worked on at the end of the day. I need to use it more because I tend to forget to enter things in Gitscrum and then I am more likely to forget to do them.

This tool is very easy to use. I could from the beginning intuitively use it without problems.

The way the subtask appear is clutters the space. It would be better if the sub tasks would be hidden until we over the mouse on top of the mother task.

So far so good, just encounter few minor bugs. Ease up my management work.

Simple and flexible to use, lifetime subscription.

Sprint setup can’t create in batch.

GitScrum allow us to keep on track of projects and is VERY customizable. The time tracker to know how long time you spent on some steps of your project and to verify your team members contrubutions is great.

Besides the pretty little ugly dashbord, the GitScrum is full of tools that let you costumize your projects and give to your team a precisily road map to acomplish tasks on time and give to team members shortcuts to communicate to each other. And don´t forget that GitScrum is a lifetime deal. Curious about their roadmap on upgrades.

When you start GitScrum interface is a lot confusing, but don´t giveup on this! After a learning curve the app becomes a great tool to handle projects.

We are solving the project management and delegation problems we originally had during projects.

I love the ease of use in setting up a project, adding team members, and managing the projects through completion.

The only con I see as of now is not being able to add an image or screenshot directly into the software.

We track the status of our system installs across thousands of multi-step installs in the GitScrum interface. We can quickly identify their progress, issues, bottlenecks and timing.

I love the simplicity of this product! You can easily see what status all projects have while simultaneously making simple adjustments to your own

There are too many little steps you have to take to make certain aspects happen that should be much easier. The lack of an auto refresh/immediate reflection of changes made by other users is a huge pain! Also, the ability to export a much more detailed csv/excel report would be ideal.

I've been using Trello and Asana before and a few others too, but moving to GitScrum was one of the best things I could do due to it's rapid improvement. I think that describes my feeling for it the best. I really started to break up all kind of business processes into little tasks and save them as a template to have it on hand for the next time. GitScrum is a time saver and quality improver for me.

While GitScrum is a fairly new player in town it already covers plenty of features that help YOU with your business. That is due it's ease of use and the rock solid implementation of Scrum Boards. But you're not tied to just one of them - you can have multiple via User Stories to keep yourself safe from losing the overview. Break up your business tasks if you work for yourself and want to stay focused and laser sharp when getting things done or have your team pick their tasks and get things done with the whole team easily without doing steps multiple times. The sky is the limit once you got use to working with boards (which you actually can modify to you needs completely) and if you get stuck, just head to the support and they'll help you out - at least they did when I asked them and as they treat their clients like kings, they will do so for you too! In a nutshell: - Scrum Boards

I didn't really like the visual appearing in the beginning to be honest. It was kind of outdated and I had my doubts. If you get to see the old design, you know what I mean, I think. But now it's a really good UI. Which is on the opposite the biggest "issue" I have. Due to the really fast improvement cycles (there are 2-3 updates a week sometimes) I sometimes need to look around for a moment to figure out where something has gone. But to be fair - it's, like I said, a young tool and they try to fulfill their users wishes and move around stuff to make it better. Up until now, once I found the "missing function" I used before, it made sense to move it. Still, it's breaking up the workflow for a few seconds so that's what I like the least although I understand the need for it. You can't improve the UI without moving stuff.... so I can live with that.

Gitscrum is though a new app but the journey of 6 month with them changed my life, previously i was using trello and then shifted to plutio in Appsumo deal. but then found Gitscrum on facebook and tried my luck due to the daily updates that renato was sharing in group. You ask for feture and in next 24 hours you will see an update in there facebook page that this feature has been released.. Over all i am satisfied from Gitscrum and recommend to give a try.

There UI/UX aren't that much good (personal thought)

Incredible program works perfectly for me and also the amount of improvement Gitscrum are planning to add to this program is out the world.

Being able to see what my team has done and plan to do next.

Nothing so far since overall had no problems with the software.

This has been my best found in 2018, I am very happy with how much faster my construction projects/workflow has become after moving to GitScrum.

I run a Property Construction company and we have moved to adopt the scrum project management methodology in 2018. Initially we looked at other construction project management softwares that are readily available, however they look really dated and we wanted to use something newer and more flexible and customise to our needs, this is when we stumbled upon GitScrum. Setting up GitScrum was a breeze - everything is layout intuitively, and their UI is very modern and pleasing to use.

The development team is pushing out updates too fast (they add new features and updates weekly), it just means I have to keep learning new features in this already feature-rich software.

I use it for my company and all clients! And we have all the same view of progress. Just awesome!

The fact that i can manage my projects from overall! It is user friendly, it has time tracking. You can upload files. The support is awesome!

There is nothing i do not like about it.