Ora

Pros: Ora has a simple look to it, it is quite interesting how it is able to differentiate itself from other products by just being simpler.

Cons: Bugs and bad UX. It is easy to encounter bugs while using ora and that is definitely not good. Regarding UX, there are some cases where you click a button and what you expect does not happen. I could tell a bunch of examples, but I believe it is not needed here. If you wish you can contact me, I will gladly help. I truly like the product and I wish it the best.

Pros: Easy to use. Just start creating some kan-ban projects, add some tasks and you are good to go. It's possible to extract reports per user, team, project and a lot of filters. Really good to keep projects on track.

Cons: Template for Workflows are not dynamic: you can create once and use. But if you need to change the Template, you have to create a new one.

Pros: Ora offers integrations with several other popular tools such as Slack, Google Drive, Dropbox, and others, making it easy to incorporate the platform into existing workflows.

Cons: Some advanced features and customization options are available only in paid plans, leaving the free plan with limited functionality.

Pros: Efficient management based on task governanceManagement eficciently from governance of tasks

Cons: a little difficult to manage the tasks that go to the archived

Pros: It is faster, simpler and cheaper to use than ClickUp.

Cons: Some features like Chat, Scheduling, Time entries corrections are still rough on the edges.

Pros: Ability to slide tasks or items to different columns, and customize what happens when completed items are checked

Cons: When the column get very full, it becomes more difficult to scroll across the screen to see columns that are not visible. This became much easier when we learned how to subsection everything appropriately.

Pros: I like the flexibility in customizing the layout, ease of access to various parts of the app including group chat, task creation and assignment, time tracking, scheduling and reporting. It's like having zoom, band camp, trello, slack, Monday, and others all wrapped into one powerful app.

Cons: There was a commitment to adding invoicing functionality that has not yet been realized.

Pros: I love the many features that allow me to organize my lists of tasks in ways that make sense to me, and automated functions that save time and effort.

Cons: Ora is designed for teams of many people to coordinate and work together on a large task, where I am using it for a very small team, so sometimes getting it to apply to our smaller operation takes a bit of thought, but we are still able to make it work very well, even for one or two people instead of a team of 20-40 or more.

Pros: An affordable task management system with many great features.

Cons: Underdeveloped and buggy. Developers prioritize new features over ensuring basic functionality, which is crucial. Fundamental improvements are necessary for the software to gain trust from businesses and organizations. Additionally, frequent layout changes cause confusion with each update.

Pros: The clear dashboard and the possibility to make our own templates.

Cons: I think it is designed for the IT-business. We miss a feature to fill in separate an hours-administration which we can share with our clients. And we miss the possibility to print.

Pros: I've been a user of Ora since 2018 and have tried nearly every project management tool on the market. Ora's pricing, feature set and customization is the best, bar none.

Cons: While Ora devs have been great at releasing stable and robust features for Web and Desktop, the mobile applications are lacking. Two-way calendar synchronization with Outlook and time blocking capabilities are also another area that Ora is lacking.

Pros: Ease of use, without a steep learning curve. It's easy enough to quickly setup a project and create/assign tasks. Schedulling came pretty handy recently as well.

Cons: The chat. We were eager to move our company's chat to Ora but we find it to be unreliable. It seems like we don't always get notifications and the Huddles seem even less reliable. Whenever we tried to Huddle, we were never able to get everyone seeing/hearing each other, there were always someone who couldn't see/hear some other members.

Pros: I love how many features are baked into Ora. Chat, project and task management, great automations, time tracking - there's a lot there. My favorites are column actions in kanban and add task via email - these two alone have streamlined our processes and saved so much time!

Cons: There are some feature requests that have been in the 'requested' or even the 'planned' column for too long. Ora does update regularly - this is by no means abandonware - but I'm sure they're just tackling the most impactful and/or most requested features first (versus the ones I personally want to see).

Pros: As more and more projects seem to pile up all around us, an upgrade to our thinking and problem solving skills is desperately needed. Enter Ora, the Swiss Army knife of project management techniques.

Cons: I've been using Ora- at work, and now for personal use - and it does not have any disadvantage, I'd be interested to know if it has any more advantages over other PM software

Pros: The functionality Ora packs is impressive. Task management, time tracking and recently added chat feature helps me and my team to be more productive.

Cons: The calling feature was buggy when first released.

Pros: Su visualización gráfica y monitoreo de todos nuestros proyectos y tareas, que se puede utilizar en línea en computadoras y celulares

Cons: Mejorar la difusión de todas las funcionalidades

Pros: I like all the different views and the custom tasks

Cons: it was cumbersome at first but I scheduled for a meeting and got the hang of it. I also like the Knowledge base FAQs

Pros: Ora has a great design, is easy to use and works great for the team to use as a product management tool. Having the ability to be flexible with our board of tickets to be used for basic projects, development tickets, etc.

Cons: There are some small quirks that take a while to pick up but that's the same with most software. Once you use it for a week or so little search/organization features get easier to use.

Pros: - I liked how comprehensive it was and how it had a time tracking option in the free tier

Cons: - It got kind of messy when I tried to view all my tasks across the various boards - Other task managements had a cleaner UI but lacked a lot of features

Pros: I use Ora every day. That's because it's more suitable and featureful than any personal planning application I've met so far. I'm not saying it's a mere tool for managing one's daily activities, I'm saying that for a full-fledged and enterprise-ready project management application it allows you even that, unlike most of the big players.

Cons: What I didn't like about Ora, is my indecisiveness in which template to choose when I start a new project. But is this really Ora's problem or my personal trait?

Pros: The task manager is great. I found it easy to keep track of what needs to happen and when. The feature that attracted me to Ora was the time tracker and reporting system as well. The interface is superb. I'm glad they updated the calendar view to allow one to schedule tasks in a similar way that a calendar works.

Cons: The ability to apply templates is not as intuitive or easy to use. It's 100% based on the internet and has no offline options. Making it dependent on internet connection all the time. An easy way to note information and memo's (web clips and notes about an item or task) is not as intuitive or easy. Like making minutes from a meeting etc Ability to create hierarchy of information that different people would be able to view was not possible from the limited information I knew about the software.

Pros: First and foremost: the speed. Everything runs quickly and without errors, unlike some competing products. We also like the layout for the kanban board and it's easy to add some automation to improve our processes. It was also convenient to migrate all departments to as it is easy to set up and work with.

Cons: The lack of a dedicated Linux app packaged as an AppImage or DEB for Ubuntu/Debian. Lack of task priority as a built-in option (We created a custom field for it) Importing all our tasks from JIRA wasn't perfect with many tasks not having crucial information and attachments while being referenced in the logs for the tasks.