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Client-facing teams that need multi-project management and white-labeling. We ranked 10 tools based on features, pricing, and real user reviews to find the best fit.
The most beautiful task manager ever made. Apple-only, one-time purchase, pure GTD.
Things 3 is the most beautiful task manager ever created. Every pixel and animation reflects exceptional design taste. The one-time purchase is refreshing in a subscription world. But it is Apple-only with no collaboration, no API, and no web access. For Apple-native GTD practitioners, it is perfection.
The most beautiful task manager ever made. Apple-only, one-time purchase, pure GTD.
Best for: Apple users who value beautiful design and want GTD-inspired personal task management.
Issue tracking for software teams who care about speed and design quality.
Best for: Software engineering teams who want fast, beautiful issue tracking without Jira overhead.
Calm daily planner with guided morning planning rituals
Best for: Professionals who want a calm, intentional daily planning approach rather than AI automation
All-in-one workspace for notes, docs, wikis, projects, and databases. Infinitely flexible.
Best for: Individuals and teams who want one tool for docs, projects, wikis, and databases.
The best personal task manager. Clean, fast, with natural language input that actually works.
Best for: Individuals who want the best personal task manager with beautiful design and natural language input.
Spreadsheet-database hybrid that powers custom workflows without code.
Best for: Operations teams building custom workflows and databases without code.
Task manager with built-in calendar, habit tracking, Pomodoro timer, and Eisenhower matrix.
Best for: Productivity enthusiasts who want task management, habits, calendar, and focus tools in one app.
Colorful, visual work OS that non-technical teams actually enjoy using.
Best for: Non-technical teams who want visual, colorful project management they will actually use.
Enterprise project management that scales from small teams to Fortune 500.
Best for: Mid-size to enterprise teams needing structured project management with reporting and automation.
Project management for software teams that find Jira too complex and Trello too simple.
Best for: Engineering teams of 10-100 who want more structure than Trello but less than Jira.
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