Leantime Reviews

I love how LeanTime works to help move you from ideas to actions in a unified flow. So many tools are fragmented or hard to use. LeanTime overcomes this by making one workflow to keep everything organized and on track without losing hair or sleep. Do you like Kanban boards? It's got you. Do you like Gantt charts? Sure, just click to change the view. So many smaller tools are wrapped into a flow that helps get stuff done rather than spend hours tinkering with tools.

It is still a very young project with the usual growing pains of a new open-source community. That being said, things are moving fast, and the LeanTime of today will be dwarfed by the LeanTime being rolled out soon!

It helps keep a project's various ideas and details in one place. It also helps break all that down into individual goals and todos that I can focus on completing without always having to rethink where I am in the lifecycle of the project.

Leantime is a great tool for project management.

The software allows users to manage their project with outmost carefulness and skills.

It allows users to experience and effortless workflows and management of teams for great productivity.

So far so good I have not experience any hitch in my use of the software.

Go for the best Project management.

Allows me to manage projects of all kinds with a display of orderliness.

The best part is the UX which makes it adaptable for the user. It has a timesheet logging feature by which I can track the work hours. Another best part is Reports where one can do the effort estimation for any project.

There is the Ideas tab where the user is given a canvas to paint/ add their ideas on it, lean canvas comes with

a lot of fields such as problem and solution etc. to be added which provides idea clarity an direction.

Nothing much other than I feel most of the features are inspired by Jira which makes it less innovative but more acquainted for me.

I think users should try the free trial before committing to a paid version.

Project management, time tracking effort estimation to name a few of the problems which I am solving