Free task manager - which one to choose?

6725212012-07-11 17:02:18

Task Management

672521, 2012-07-11 17:02:18

Guys, which task manager to choose, if that's what you need from it:

1) Online version
2) Free
3) Tasks and subtasks
4) Simple interface, not for maintaining global tasks "metro construction".

Only a vanderlist and a miniplane come to mind, but that's not it, it doesn't fit at all.

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15 answer(s)

bytecode_eng, 2012-07-11
@bytecode_eng

i like trello.com
everything is very simple and clear
there you can make sheets, and in them the cards
are just what you need

Antares19, 2012-07-11
@Antares19

I give out a secret Jedi link checkvist.com/
Zen interface purity, cool hotkeys, speed and useful features:]

VladSavitsky, 2012-07-11
@VladSavitsky

trello.com and learn what kanban is.
Perhaps Feng Office will do.

soroktu, 2012-07-11
@soroktu

thn.gs
I definitely saw the task tree there, but I use RTM myself)

toxa82, 2012-07-11
@toxa82

Google Tasks

rdin, 2012-07-11
@rdin

I highly recommend asana.com.

Evgeny Bezymyannikov, 2012-07-11
@psman

www.teamer.ru/
or
www.mytinytodo.net/ if you need a service on your host

ratkke, 2012-07-11
@ratkke

Toodledo ?

Dmitry, 2012-07-11
@DedalX

Wunderkit, from the creators of wunderlist, haven't you looked?

karenishe, 2012-07-11
@karenishe

pivotaltracker.com/ - used to be completely free, now after two months you have to pay. in my opinion, a reasonable price.

Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2012-07-11
@foxmuldercp

Any trouble ticket system, for example - "projects", "tasks", performers ...

Nastradamus, 2012-07-13
@Nastradamus

For redmine there is a plugin for subtasks.

qweber, 2012-07-17
@qweber

listeg.ru - ready to provide 3 months for a paid account, if more than 1 person works on the project.

leMar, 2012-07-17
@leMar

todoist.com

Yuri Shanus, 2015-03-14
@Wzhik

For myself, I wrote pomodorka.uni-studio.ru. There are no subtasks, but there is a breakdown into projects and a description for the task. The interface couldn't be simpler.