Why we are building another project management / productivity solution

Some of you might think something like “Oh no not again another productivity app” or “why are those guys building another solution though there are so many existing out there”. Good questions and from my perspective as a found I can answer this very simple: We wouldn’t do it if we wouldn’t see something to improve on the existing solutions.

Our key arguments against the competitors are:

• Full-stack solution
• Build for business users in mind
• Focus on UX and modern technologies
• Fair price
• Enterprise services

But the main philosophy we build taskblitz around is:

adaptability wins over simplicity

Simplicity is something that all the other solution out there claim to offer. And they are right. But there is a huge problem with their approach of simplicity: they achieve this in reducing functionality. Take simple task list applications for example: they are cool to use but don’t help you in keeping track of time, efforts or money spent on a project. And this is what is project management about: to deliver in time, in quality and with the estimated costs. Here we can give you taskblitz as a solution with an comparable simple interface but with all the business features on board.

With taskblitz we see it in a different way: Our product needs to adapt to customers demands to a simple to use tool but will not cut features of state-of-the art business mindset. So you can see it as a bridge between the fancy task list, productivity app world to the solid enterprise app world.

For example we have processes in taskblitz like for multi-project management that are derived from enterprise solutions and adapted to a simpler interface. You don’t need to take an advanced project management course to understand all this cause we narrowed these concepts down to the point where everyone can work with them.

We hope that you people out there like our approach and that taskblitz can bring the fun and easiness back to the field of business software solutions.

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