Backed By Asana, Inc.
Project and task management platform for teams with automation, integrations, and reporting.
Asana is a collaborative project management platform designed to help teams organize, track, and manage their work. It offers task lists, boards, timeline views, automation rules, and 100+ integrations. Asana supports custom workflows, dependencies, milestones, and reporting dashboards. Its intuitive design and robust features make it suitable for teams of all sizes, improving productivity and transparency.
Task lists, boards, and timeline views
Custom workflows and automations
Team messaging and file sharing
Integration with 100+ apps
Custom dashboards
Milestones and dependencies
Up to 15 users
All Free features
All Starter features
Tasks and Subtasks
List, Board, Timeline, and Calendar Views
Custom Fields and Forms
Unlimited Tasks and Projects (Paid Plans)
Basic Reporting and Dashboards
Real user experiences from across different platforms
Asana helps me keep all of my projects, deadlines, and team communication organized in one place. It eliminates confusion about who is responsible for what and makes it easy to track progress across multiple clients. Overall, it saves time, improves collaboration, and keeps my workload more manageable.
Jorjalyn L.
Nov 25, 2025
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Eliminating 'work about work' by providing absolute clarity on who is doing what, by when, and why, thereby accelerating team execution and aligning projects with strategic objectives.
Can be overwhelming and complex for new users or very small teams. Reporting and time-tracking features often require third-party integrations for deep functionality. User interface can be clunky or slow when managing extremely large projects with massive subtask trees. Rigid, non-refundable annual subscription policy leads to high user dissatisfaction/churn risk.