Asana vs OmniFocus: Which is best for you?

Asana does a great job of helping a team stay on track with multiple projects and multiple workflows. When we used it, it eliminated the need for scattered spreadsheets and tracking documents and helped us create a central project management hub.

Asana is a bit pricey: To unlock advanced features like Timeline view, custom fields, advanced reporting, and automations, you need a Premium plan, which can become expensive for larger teams.

For both personal and business use, OmniFocus provides robust task management with customizable displays and cross-platform syncing.

I had a very limited project review, it was difficult for us to enter several projects at the same time, I thought it was a more robust program with greater capacity, the individualization of each program could not be easily found and this, instead of saving time, set us back quite a bit.