On first glance, it looks like a clone of Trello ( https://trello.com ).
A way better looking clone.
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#32This looks really slick - I like it a lot!
However, from my brief look, there are two things that would prevent me from moving from trello:
1. The in-task checklists that trello has
2. I use the trello app on my phone a lot while I commute. I especially like the "quick add card" feature. I don't think I can switch to another tool until it has a decent (Android) app... (maybe this has one and I overlooked, but I wouldn't expect a brand new web app to also have mobile apps)
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#33The product is very neat. I already love it so much. It has more features than Trello and a lot less heavy than Asana.
Will try to have the team to switch to Taskulu.
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#34Another Task management app... I think it's fine as far as it goes, but I'd like to see a protocol based implementation of this stuff that is simple enough to work as human readable extensions to email (one of the transports, obviously a rest central server being another).
Then you can use whichever interface you want or build one yourself.
Meh, maybe I'm crazy.
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#35This looks really slick - I like it a lot! However, from my brief look, there are two things that would prevent me from moving from trello: 1. The in-task checklists that trello has 2. I use the trello app on my phone a lot while I commute. I especially like the "quick add card" feature. I don't think I can switch to another tool until it has a decent (Android) app... (maybe this has one and I overlooked, but I would…
Thanks! We do have in-task checklists, try editing the task description, you can add checklists to the task description using a Github-style markup. Also, Android and iOS apps are coming soon! :)
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#36Man, if someone builds something like this with github issue board support, I'm won over. Currently I use zenhub but it annoys me that it's so simplistic (e.g. dragging something to the last column won't close the issue, and closing the issue makes it disappear) and doesn't really allow non-github tasks, so I have to pollute my issue list. I'm torn whether to switch to their paid plan or not.
Thanks for the feedback, Github support is actually on our todo list and is under development! follow @taskulu on twitter, we'll post about new features there!
Do you have an API?
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#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
We've got other features, including realtime communications, time tracking, and more importantly, the ability to define roles and dynamic permissions (so two users with two different roles see two different views of the the same project!)
Do dynamic permissions really make sense for projects of this size? (I guess a single project is aimed at a size of =< 8 people)
Our target is teams of 10-20 people, and companies doing client projects and outsourcing parts of the work (they usually want to keep the client(s) in the loop without them getting in direct contact with the developers and the remote teams).
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for the feedback, Github support is actually on our todo list and is under development! follow @taskulu on twitter, we'll post about new features there!
Do you have an API?
Not yet, but we'll be releasing the public API soon (after we release our iOS and Android apps)
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#40I'm not sure how this should be used, pre-filled example project would definitely get my attention before thinking 'meh' and closing the tab.