The ease of use with this software is really nice, if your company is like ours, we have companies all over the country.

Outstanding performance, highly accessible, easy to use and the pricing is by far the best.

I really enjoy it as a user and highly recommend it to all organizations  as the best in value for money.

The ease of use and ability to have non organizational resources be a part of projects  is fantastic.

Great, happy to use it and happy to keep using it. If you haven't tried it and need an organizer system, do it.

I loved how clean it was and clients thought it was cool. I liked per project dashboards.

I love the ability to quickly track progress with my teams, and circle up as if we were beside each other.

I love that Basecamp has a small learning curve, has a simple, fun interface, and makes it super easy to manage all of your projects.

Phone and desktop app were helpful, as well as a ton of integration options with other popular software.

It's been wonderful, the price is great, and the customer service can't be beat.

Basecamp was a great experience. We tried several project management apps and liked this the best, minus the monthly cost.

I was very hesitant about using this product but I love the set up, very easy to navigate. It’s a great product, extremely user friendly.

Fantastic customer support. The pre loaded projects in Basecamp help you to wrap your head around what you can do with the platform.

I love the ability to categorize, assign and check off task. I also love the easy calendar integration.

Integration of basecamp with our existing product turn out be very wonderful.

Collaboration tools have been useful in working with our team over the past year. I've liked the ability to track progress the most.

I am a multi-disciplinary designer myself, and despite trying (very hard) several times to use Basecamp, I just can't get past how ugly, unintuitive, and clunky the UI is.

The interface is amazing, perfect for those of who are visual. Great tracking and historical snapshots.

Great tools for task management and organization. And good integration with email for less technical users can email responses to questions.

I just found it boring that you can only view one person's task list at a time, if you have a project with multiple members, it makes it difficult.

It is integrated with limited software which restricts to carry out multidimensional projects. It’s pricing is also very high, it restrict its use for small organizations.

User-friendly, intuitive, great for collaborating and keeping track, excellent for remote work, super nice choice.

It has been a huge asset and we have all loved watching the progression of projects and campaigns we are working on.

Lot of functionalities like to-dos, message boards, Schedule. Really great if you work in a team and also really fast to communicate with your client via customer support or with your teamates.

We all had different employers but worked together for the greater good, a collaborative approach to solving this need.

I'm very satisfied and happy with this software I 100% recommend it to everyone, everything is easy to use not complicated at all and everything is well explained.

I could see it being a useful tool for managing satellite volunteer groups. It was a good experience, and provided the means to have good conversation, generate some ideas, and post documents.

What I love about most about Basecamp is the ability to communicate and have ongoing conversations with people who are involved in the project.

The cost and ease of use, it's very straightforward. Being able to track what everyone assigned to a certain task/project is doing, and ensuring deadlines/goals are being met are great.

UI is pretty simple and good as well. While taking backup is a little bit tough but overall it's a very good product for code management.

Little tough to integrate from command prompt on windows or mac. I can't find any other defects or bugs in this software.

Great UI, easy to use, GitLab helps to manage projects easily, easy to review code, GitLab API is easy to use in your project.

We are very happy and pleased to use the tool. Our ci-cd and approval / reviewer workflows are fully supported; this allows are agile practices taken to reality.

The great community that manages to carry out the effectiveness of a project is so fascinating that it maintains its daily use.

I love the mobile app offered by this product and in addition to this it has a very user friendly UI,it is easy to set up and is free.

From the get go, GitLab has been amazing to work with. It was a breeze to integrate their API, too.

I do have some complaints about it. I hope that newer versions will make my complaints obsolete.

GitHub is a tool that helps you in your day to day and allows you to quickly advance in your work, it is very complete and you can find within it all kinds of things that can help you.

I would say that it is not easy to upgrade or migrate to a new server. If any function fails, the rest usually fail.

It is best secure platform to make my code go there, and it is also best in pushing and pulling my code.

Wonderful community, welcoming atmosphere, pleasant to work with all the employees I've encountered.

The best part of it is that ,it's cost friendly nature which helps not only big but also small organisations.

It's superb we can recommend for anyone. If our commit has some conflict it shows how to resolve that step by step.

Sometimes when I rebase it can create problems in graph.

It is available in both community version and Enterprise version. Version control and code review made easy with gitlab.

Some of the directions from the developers are very vague. They forget that not everyone using the platform isn't a technician genius.

My only and “first” code versioning program ever. I really recommend it over any other solution out there, the features  are top and the repositories and GUI just look so professional and awesome.

Easy to use with a modern interface. Gitlab enterprise is a nice self hosted option with good project control.

There are also a good number of settings that allow you to control options such as how you want to handle merge commits, giving you complete control over your repository.

Good repository policies, paired with good storage capacity, and speed. Great product to manage large repos.

Great for tracking issues. I love how I can keep up with the projects that I am on and to see the progress of others.

Merge conflict solver is very confusing. I think GitLab team should come up with different design to solve the conflicts.

I imported around 30 repositories in a few steps so simple and easy. I really love it, I'd been use Github and Bitbucket in the past, and GitLab is much better.

Gitlab is a great repo manager for teams in need of private repositories, continuous development, and affordable prices.

The best versioning tool for development, I recommend it without hesitation.

They also have very good slack integration in the gitlab itself which will help the devs to communicate on the platform itself.

Good for organizations where you want to keep for repositories private. It has good features in cheap price.

There are some features missing or not implemented properly in Gitlab + the lack of funding makes it ver hard to expand on Gitlab and use it full time.

Don't forget the issue tracking it's really fun to use and support markdown making it much more awesome. The community edition is really amazing with community support is marvelous.

It is easy to use and it has several advance functionality that can help you to control e improve the quality of your work.

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Basecamp is an efficient collaboration tool used by thousands of teams across the globe. Teams use Basecamp to keep track of assignments, work together on documents, plan projects, chat, and more. 

Basecamp is opinionated. It's built for teams that want to be efficient and get things done without wasting time or putting in overtime. 

Experience the Basecamp Way of working by signing up for a free 30-day trial. There are no contracts, complex pricing, or long implementation plans—just good software and a fantastic support team that replies within minutes. 

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Project Management

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Projections

Communication Management

Brainstorming

Calendar Management

Collaboration Tools

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Forum / Discussion Board

Project Time Tracking

Mobile Access

Real Time Data

Discussions/Forums

Role-Based Permissions

Client Portal

Real-Time Notifications

Project Tracking

Percent-Complete Tracking

File Sharing

Activity Dashboard

Alerts/Notifications

Reporting & Statistics

Task Editing/Updating

Reminders

Reporting/Project Tracking

Real-Time Chat

Chat/Messaging

Customizable Templates

Calendar Sync

Create Subtasks

To-Do List

Prioritization

Remote Access/Control

Task Tagging

Drag & Drop

Project Planning

Task Progress Tracking

Third-Party Integrations

Task Management

Live Chat

Document Management

@mentions

Search/Filter

Progress Tracking

Customizable Branding

For Nonprofits

Product Roadmapping

Product Lifecycle Management

Transcripts/Chat History

Web browser (OS agnostic)

Basecamp is available at $15 per month/per user

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GitLab is a cloud-based project management platform that allows software developers to develop and manage codes collaboratively. The platform can be deployed either on-premise or in the cloud.


GitLab helps developers manage the complete code lifecycle, from the inception of an idea to the deployment of code on production. Primary features of GitLab are Git repository management, code review, issue tracking, activity feeds and audit logs. The software is offered in four different editions: Community Edition, Enterprise Edition, GitLab.com and GitLab.io.


Users can upload their codes in the repository. GitLab also provides a repository mirroring feature that allows users to access a repository located on a different server with the help of the GitLab interface.


The code review feature allows users to evaluate code line-by-line and provide comments. The software additionally provides continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) to test, build and deploy codes.


The Enterprise Edition of the software offers automated testing, Git hooks, audit trails and administrator features.



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Continuous Deployment

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Performance Metrics

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Issue Management

Configuration Management

KPI Monitoring

Workflow Management

Email Management

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Issue Tracking

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Software Development

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Premium: $29 per user, per month (billed annually)

Ultimate: $99 per user, per month (billed annually)

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