I really appreciate Favro's highly customizable nature, which allows me to build workflows tailored specifically to our broadcast media operations at Chicago Broadcast Collective. This flexibility is crucial because most project management tools come with fixed templates built for tech teams and do not fit our daily workflows. I can design dedicated boards and custom fields for live broadcast scheduling, content compliance reviews, and digital signage content handoffs linked to our OneScreen platform. Before we used Favro, we attempted to track special holiday broadcast planning using generic task software. The rigid layout made it impossible to separate script review, technical testing and signage delivery tasks, creating confusion that nearly delayed our holiday promo rollout. The ability to switch seamlessly between kanban boards, timelines, and lists is a major benefit. All content updates sync in real time, keeping remote editors and on-site broadcast crews aligned. The interface is intuitive, so newly hired part-time broadcast coordinators can navigate boards and update task statuses without lengthy training. As operations director, I can quickly identify workflow bottlenecks, such as media assets stuck waiting for compliance sign-off. We often face unexpected program swaps and schedule adjustments in live media, and Favro lets me restructure pipelines in minutes to adapt to changes. This agility keeps all ongoing broadcasts and digital signage projects on track amid constant shifting priorities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the biggest pain points is the limited automation library. Our team hoped to configure automatic layered reminders for upcoming broadcast deadlines, plus instant alerts once content passes compliance review. However, the available trigger rules are far too restrictive, preventing us from building the multi-stage notification system we require. During a packed weekend of local community live coverage last quarter, several promotional segment deadlines slipped past our team without automated warnings. We only caught the delays shortly before going live, forcing editors to rush revisions and creating unnecessary stress for the entire production crew. I also find bulk operations functionality inefficient. Last-minute schedule reshuffles are standard within broadcast media, and I frequently need to adjust due dates across dozens of connected task cards. Editing tasks one by one takes up hours of my working time, time I could otherwise spend coordinating production teams and technical crews. When we revised our weekly broadcast lineup last month, I spent an entire afternoon manually updating deadlines for every related pre-production task. Improved bulk editing would cut down this tedious administrative work significantly and let our team focus more on delivering live content rather than managing task entries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very clean user interface that is easy to pick up, with a lot of modification options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly just wish more teams were using it or familiar with it for joint project management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Our team has used Favro for 6.5 years and has tracked the completion of just over 8,000 tasks through our Favro system. The way we chose Favro was we presented three online task tracking systems to our team that provided the functions we needed. They were all different, but could get the job done. We publish a paper, not games. So, we track lots of stories in different stages assigned to different people. We have added tracking photography prep tracking, layout planning, and file management tracking. The system simplifies our work by using one card that shows up on many boards to track all of the different elements of publishing the story. While other systems could do the same thing, our team chose Favro because of its superior visual interface and ease of use. It is easy to onboard new team members to the system. It fosters collaboration and evaluation of our processes. It keeps all of our stories in play until we publish or kill them. Because we track from idea generation to final file archiving, we can plan several issues in advance with Favro and still stay on focus for what needs doing today. We recommend the system highly for teams working together on an ever-replenishing set of tasks that need to continually move toward completion. Favro makes juggling all the pieces for multiple active projects much easier. We have incorporated new types of boards and automations as Favro has implemented improvements and enhancements. Because of the system's flexibility, we can adapt our process for special events and try new things without losing the core system we've developed. The platform is highly reliable and the Favro team provides superior and responsive support. Our team loves Favro. We don't know what we'd do without it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The phone app. Favro is best used from a desktop with either a browser window or the desktop app. We have large screen iMacs and attached monitors. The phone android app leaves much to be desired. The strength of Favro is seeing everything at once, visually, and being able to quickly move tasks, adjust loads, plan, and make decisions. The phone app shows only a few cards of a single column. That's not very useful. I only use it to add cards to a column when I'm away. I try to stay away from it because of the frustration - especially moving a card between columns. It's just not as good as a large desktop browser or app window. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Here are in my mind the strongest features of Favro:

- Intuitive and easy to read UI and UX: This makes using Favro very natural and easy to learn for both users and project managers

- Customization: As a project manager, it is very easy for me to customize Favro for my project's needs

- Automation: Setting up automations in Favro is incredibly easy and requires just a few clicks per automation

- Customer support: Favro has top tier customer support with a response to a question within 15 minutes usually

- Constant development: During the 1+ year I've been using Favro, I've seen constant new features (even big ones) being implemented Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Here are in my mind the main weaknesses of Favro:

- Reporting data: While it is possible to have data on your tasks, sprints and milestones, the way this data is collected is a bit clunky and makes it hard to collate data

- Long term planning: Long term planning tools are quite basic (e.g. looking at an individual user's workload is not simple) and make this process a bit cumbersome Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Favro is an excellent tool for Game Projects Planning and Management. Favro has a great Kanban view from where we can add/update or delete cards(Tasks). We can assign tasks to our team members and track the project's progress. We can filter out jobs by Tags. I love the user interface of the Favro. The best tool in the market. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing to dislike about Favro. It has excellent features and powerful tools. The only thing that needs to be improved is its pricing structure. They charge more cost than other tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Favro is very flexible and can be used in many ways. All boards can be viewed as sheets/kanban/timeline views interchangeably. I use Favro for game development and have found I can action almost all requests from the team in terms of workflow and format. Cards/tasks can exist in multiple places and viewed in different ways, allowing us to create a view for the team and a view to show to management/investors. We like being able to assign more than one person to a task, rather than having to create separate tasks for a multi-disciplinary feature. Favro's customer support has been really good, they respond quickly and clearly and have jumped on a call with me several times to resolve issues and teach me how to use it. There are some features I am missing, but Favro's feature request & bug process is far more active and transparent than other platforms I have used. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Favro's lack of structure can be a drawback if that's not how you are used to working. We have been able to set up some workflows and automations but it is not watertight and requires some manual attention, if you are used to working with lots of automations this would be an adjustment. Favro's plugins are predominantly one way and lack customization. For example, Slack, Favro will ping a message to Slack but you cannot customize what information is displayed or perform anything in Slack which updates Favro. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Favro is an excellent tool for planning and managing your games with collaborative editing with your team. Team members can share ideas and collaborate on the project. We can keep track with the pipelines. We can divide tasks between groups and can have different stages for functions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing specific to dislike about Favro, But their pricing is a bit high. If they reduce the price, all small and medium size companies can use this excellent tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Favro has a visually appealing and intuitive interface that makes it easy to use. Favro allows users to create custom dashboards to fit their specific needs. Favro integrates with various other tools, making it a flexible and scalable solution. The platform offers robust collaboration features that make it easy to share information and work together. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Favro integrates with various other tools, some users have reported problems with the reliability and functionality of these integrations. The mobile app for Favro is limited in terms of features and functionality, which can be an issue for users who need to manage projects on the go. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When my early-stage startup moved to Favro, we could immediately migrate many of our collaboration tools to the platform, eliminating several silos from our tech stack. Our team is spread across three continents, so our working hours only overlap for a small portion of the day - this has always been a challenge, but Favro has made it much more manageable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Favro's feature set is robust yet does not ever feel overcrowded. This has made onboarding easy because we can interact with the platform using many of the same shortcuts and hotkeys that other tools use. However, sometimes we will encounter a limitation that was possible on our old platform - this could be as simple as the ability to underline text within a card or change the background color of a table's top row. However, these minor inconveniences are far outweighed by all the things Favro does well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to work with, flexible, adapting to requests, helpful support Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Reporting could be better... today, we need to export everything to Excel and then make reports from there Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.