Freedcamp Software

It allows me to come into work and immediately know what tasks I have to get on with.

Pros

It doesn't frontload all of its features keeping the general view looking nice and simple and streamlined, while still offering plenty of options should you want/need them.

Cons

I could see its UI getting a bit strained if you would be assigning lots of small tasks constantly but at the amount I use it at currently, this has yet to be an issue.

ability to organize long-term projects and tasks and create structure within company

Pros

Time tracker: the time tracker is really beneficial because many of services don't offer them and you have to use a separate app for it so it's nice to have everything in one.

Unlimited projects: Many services restrict you on what you can create and they don't

Task lists: Ability to categories tasks within projects really helps make it clearer and easier to use

Price: doesn't break your wallet but offer most if not all that you need

Cons

No offline version: we have tasks offline too and sometimes the internet is a distraction so it'd be nice to have an environment that syncs when one re-connects

It be nice if was easier to get support

I like that we have our project management, collaboration and calendaring tools in one place. Additionally, with their wiki tool, we can move our process documentation and eliminate the additional cost of the process management app we were paying for.

Pros

I like that it is structured like true project management software hierachy - projects, tasks and subtasks, yet you have the option of different views - task list, kanban and Gantt.

Cons

They have a free forever plan, but found it necessary to upgrade to a paid plan to get the features we wanted, despite having a very small number of users. Wish the plans were based more on users vs. features.

Pros

It is easy to use and intuitive. The file sharing is really valuable; you can set up your own project repository and use version control. The project lists and tasks are easy to setup and it's easy to upload or download project plans and they can be tied to a milestone.Select between list view and kanban view- which gives a quick overview of current status. Discussion page for team members is also very handy. Another great help is time tracking which can be tied to a specific task.

Cons

The only negative I have found is that you can only assign one team member to a task, or the whole team. The only way to get around that is to duplicate tasks. Also- it would be great with a function that duplicate tasks.

Pros

its nice to be able to keep track of everything and it is pretty easy to use, didn't even use the tutorials and I understand it

Cons

Notifications, you get it for everything, you can either turn them off or have them, I wish you could get notifications for certain things but not everything

Pros

From a huge set of tool for projects in the web, I finally found my favorite: FreedCamp. Because it has all the tools that I need to manage my projects: task lits, kanban board, sub task, tasky, gantt charts, calendar, disuccions forums, milestones, wiki, wall, issue tracker and time management, any other app offer all this enormous set of tool to manage a project, so I love Freedcamp

Cons

I have anything bad to say about this app, it is just wonderful it does not have any competitor for me is the best and work great.

The most complete free tool to manage and monitoring your projects.

Pros

It is very complete, because besides the normal tools of a free project tool like Gantt Chart and calendar, you can also manage milestones, discussions, a wiki tool, a wall and my favorite the issue tracker, that allows you to search and speficic task to modify or add information, I think that Freedcamp is one the best free option to work in projects.

Cons

You need people very engage to work with you in this kind of app, because it demands a lot of time and responsability, and if you do not work with the right people you have to know that the app will not do the work for you, because it is only a help.

ability to manage and work with multiple projects with ease.

Pros

Functionality, ability to cascade tasks. Layout easy to find multiple projects. Colour coding helps as well.

Cons

It would have been good if additional sub tasks (up to 3 or 4 layers) was supported. Please note I have only used the free version, so may be there is a limitation.

Pros

I've been using Freedcamp for a few simpler projects and it has everything you need:

- Gantt charts to get a bird's eye view of your project
- easy storage of passwords, access codes etc.
- define tasks and subtasks
- Create tasks either as a list or arrange them in a sticky like note fashion
- You can extend the app with addons you can get from a built-in App Store

Also it's great for collaborating with other members as it's very simple to invite external users to your projects to work together

Cons

The interface is a bit old school for my taste and the task options are quite basic out of the box.

Being able to create invoices is a nice feature, but it's a bit cumbersome and unfortunately too basic for European law. Day to day features like reverse charge invoices between members of the EU are not possible to do because there doesn't seem to be any way to add text fields to invoices to include e.g. the customer's VAT number.

What's also lacking is a thorough right's management. E.g. you work together with a freelancer who can set the price he is charging you, but cannot see which price you put into a custom field he doesn't have access to.

Apart from that I'm quite happy about the software actually.

Better overall project management and task tracking.

Pros

I liked the sharing ability and the being able to break a larger project down into smaller tasks. I liked being able to have many projects and to group the projects by the different companies I was working with. It was very easy to get started and helped me frame several smaller projects as complete jobs.

Cons

I would get more involved in setting up the projects than doing the actual work - that is probably me and not the software.

Pros

This tool brings all that you need for your projects, you can create a task list and subtaks, kanban boards, gantt charts, and an impressive tool called Tasky, that allows you to have some information in private. The most impressive of this tool is the amount of features, because most of the tool only focus in using Gantt Charts and no other elements of project management.

You won't regret it for managing small projects. It is easy to use and creating tasks is fast and user friendly. Alerts and notifications are great and assigning roles and task won't be a problem. If you are looking for something free and affordable this is the task management software for you.

Pros

Free for unlimited users and projects (limited to 10MB file size limit) and the paid versions are affordable. Creating new tasks is fast and updating task stages and assigning them is a breeze. It makes communication easy and tasks are well organized. I been using this for some time now and it didn't disappoint my expectations.

Cons

There are some small limitations like moving tasks between projects and the fact that there is no mobile app, unfortunately. It is also kinda complicated to rename files and folders. It would be nice to have a Gantt Chart too, as clients usually ask for that. If it has a mobile app, that would be great to communicate and manage tasks straight from the mobile.

It has a bunch of great features that are very helpful.

Pros

This software is so comprehensive in project management solutions out there. The features are great and useful.

Cons

I think that the support for this software can improve as well as they should take ideas from the community.

It helped us in our earlier stages of project management and team alignment

Pros

We used Freedcamp for a few months and it really helped us align our team's projects and tasks. Intuitivne and easy to use, it did the job it was supposed to do.

Cons

It's too basic. You cannot edit project phases - there are only 3 basic stages : to do, in progress, done. If your team is practicing scrum, you see the problem. I think it's a good tool to start with, but as your appetites and team's projects get more complex, it will become obsolete.

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Pros

This tool free for unlimited users and projects, its seamless, i can log in using google, I enjoy the multiple applications that come alongside it , both paid and free. It notifies and drives accountability.

Cons

Needs a mobile app as seamless as the web version, lots of support needed to make this happen, right now that is a minus.

Really fun and easy to use project management tool

Pros

I started using Freedcamp when i was in college. I was exposed to various project management tools but I found that freed cam was the best, really easy to use and also make project management fun.

Cons

Not many cons to this software, It simply amazing. I hope the support for this can improve as well as they should take ideas from the community and that should help boost the software

Pros

Freedcamp is one of the most comprehensive project management solutions out there. The features are great and it allows for multiple users to easily collaborate.

Cons

Because of it large number of features it can be a bit daunting getting started. Organizing projects and people and groups can be challenging when you first get started.

This software is great and has so many great features. It has a bunch of great features that are very helpful.

Pros

This software is really useful. It has many features that really help when setting up a project. There are applications that you are able to turn on or off to help you manage the project. These features an be extremely useful but if not needed they can be turned off.

Cons

Because there is so much there is a bit of a learning curve to know what you want to use and what you don't

Pros

As independent contractors, we are often added as team members to other project management platforms. After using Slack, Trello, BaseCamp, Jira and others, we actually opted for Freedcamp for our own internal purposes. We find it doesn't have the steep learning curve required to adequately and accurately use the features and functionality available and isn't nearly as overwhelming to uninitiated clients, increasing user engagement and buy-in. We recently upgraded to the Business version, but found that the free version met most of our needs for the first 2 years of use. The time-tracking feature is especially nice, and is what originally drew us to Freedcamp over some of the other options at the time.

Cons

The app isn't nearly as robust as the desktop version, being limited primarily to the management of tasks only. If some of the other features were integrated, I would be hard-pressed to find another platform to recommend as broadly to a wide variety of clients as I do Freedcamp.

Pros

I have been designing websites for clients for almost 10 years now. In that time, I've tried (or been forced to use) Basecamp, Trello Business Class, Wrike, Teamwork, Harvest, Jira, Feng Office and a smattering of other solutions. On DAY 1 of my trial with Freedcamp, I knew I was going to subscribe. Freedcamp had everything I needed to shift my business' workflow and get my team on the same page, in one platform, including encryped password storage, a wiki, bug tracker, integration with Google Drive, and Calendar... this app is a home run!

Cons

The mobile app should have the ability to track time and I would like to be able to assign tasks to Guest users so clients can have limited access to their project but still receive notifications of new tasks that they might need to act on.