5 tools to better manage your projects and your daily work
Posted: Sun Feb 16, 2025 8:16 am
Planzone is a tool that presents a wide range of rather well-organized features; even if the interface could do with a slight refresh. It seems ideal for medium and long-term projects where planning is essential to achieve your goal.
Planzone offers a 14-day trial period and the first paid tier starts at €9.90/month.
Wimi – more oriented towards document management
Wimi is more like afile sharing toolthan a pure project management software but still has interesting basic notions, especially for the collaborative aspect. On the document side, Wimi offers you all the essential features: drag-and-drop, online editing, adding comments or importing from several recognized applications such as Dropbox or Google Drive. On the project side, you can create and assign tasks and view them in list or calendar view. Collaborators can also enter the number of days spent working on a task.
Wimi turns out to be a good alternative to Dropbox with peru mobile database additional project management features, relatively limited compared to others, but sufficient to start managing your business better. It should be noted that it is a French tool, therefore not subject to the Patriot Act (important for the confidentiality of documentary data) .
It is possible to test Wimi for free for 30 days and the subscription starts at €19.90/month.
Wunderlist – for personal projects
Wunderlist - 5 tools to better manage your projects and daily work
Wunderlist is a to-do list system that already has more than 6 million users worldwide. The tool is child's play. Once connected to your Wunderlist, you just have to create different tasks and associate them with the list of your choice (by default: shopping, gifts, movies to watch, etc.). Each task can then be completed with other elements: subtasks, a due date and reminder, a file or even a comment. You will then be able to share your lists with your friends, assign them to a task or start discussions. Applications are available to allow you to consult and update your lists on your smartphone and tablet.
Wunderlist is well-suited for managing everyday life; it's like the digital version of the Post-it note with a collaborative twist.
The 100% free model allows you to create an unlimited number of lists but the other features are rather limited (3 file imports per day maximum). You can nevertheless subscribe to the Pro or Enterprise packs which start at €4.49/month and benefit from all the options unlimited.
Basecamp – the best known
Basecamp - 5 tools to better manage your projects and daily work
No need to introduce Basecamp : world leader inproject management. A place acquired for more than 15 years thanks to a complete and easy-to-use tool. Basecamp skillfully combines task management and collaborative work. Create your project on Basecamp and invite your collaborators by assigning them a defined role. You will then be able to launch discussions, add documents, create task lists, events or notes. As with Planzone, all elements can be interconnected. No planning at Basecamp but a calendar view where you will find all your dated project elements. Little extra: The Basecamp team preconfigures a sample project to guide you in your first use.
Basecamp offers you a 60-day trial period, which is more than enough given how easy the tool is to understand. Basecamp can be described as a very complete solution even if it lacks planning tools. The clarity of the interface allows you to store a significant amount of content and find your way around easily, even though it is only in English. As for the price, expect $20/month (around €15) for 10 projects and 3 GB of storage – unlimited users.
Planzone offers a 14-day trial period and the first paid tier starts at €9.90/month.
Wimi – more oriented towards document management
Wimi is more like afile sharing toolthan a pure project management software but still has interesting basic notions, especially for the collaborative aspect. On the document side, Wimi offers you all the essential features: drag-and-drop, online editing, adding comments or importing from several recognized applications such as Dropbox or Google Drive. On the project side, you can create and assign tasks and view them in list or calendar view. Collaborators can also enter the number of days spent working on a task.
Wimi turns out to be a good alternative to Dropbox with peru mobile database additional project management features, relatively limited compared to others, but sufficient to start managing your business better. It should be noted that it is a French tool, therefore not subject to the Patriot Act (important for the confidentiality of documentary data) .
It is possible to test Wimi for free for 30 days and the subscription starts at €19.90/month.
Wunderlist – for personal projects
Wunderlist - 5 tools to better manage your projects and daily work
Wunderlist is a to-do list system that already has more than 6 million users worldwide. The tool is child's play. Once connected to your Wunderlist, you just have to create different tasks and associate them with the list of your choice (by default: shopping, gifts, movies to watch, etc.). Each task can then be completed with other elements: subtasks, a due date and reminder, a file or even a comment. You will then be able to share your lists with your friends, assign them to a task or start discussions. Applications are available to allow you to consult and update your lists on your smartphone and tablet.
Wunderlist is well-suited for managing everyday life; it's like the digital version of the Post-it note with a collaborative twist.
The 100% free model allows you to create an unlimited number of lists but the other features are rather limited (3 file imports per day maximum). You can nevertheless subscribe to the Pro or Enterprise packs which start at €4.49/month and benefit from all the options unlimited.
Basecamp – the best known
Basecamp - 5 tools to better manage your projects and daily work
No need to introduce Basecamp : world leader inproject management. A place acquired for more than 15 years thanks to a complete and easy-to-use tool. Basecamp skillfully combines task management and collaborative work. Create your project on Basecamp and invite your collaborators by assigning them a defined role. You will then be able to launch discussions, add documents, create task lists, events or notes. As with Planzone, all elements can be interconnected. No planning at Basecamp but a calendar view where you will find all your dated project elements. Little extra: The Basecamp team preconfigures a sample project to guide you in your first use.
Basecamp offers you a 60-day trial period, which is more than enough given how easy the tool is to understand. Basecamp can be described as a very complete solution even if it lacks planning tools. The clarity of the interface allows you to store a significant amount of content and find your way around easily, even though it is only in English. As for the price, expect $20/month (around €15) for 10 projects and 3 GB of storage – unlimited users.