Freedcamp Reviews

When you want to make a new project you have the option to divide it into groups of tasks. This option that allows Freedcamp is quite useful, since this way you can separate the objectives and sort them better.

The task page is also quite useful, since you can write the notes you want to keep important information or so that other members of the group can see project data. At the same time, this task page also has highlighted red labels that allow you to see the deadlines of the different projects, see when they are going to finish. This allows us to have more control over deadlines and delivery dates and to know which ones are closest and where we have to work more.

I would like you to add the option of a maximum time, since you have to press the stop button so that time stops and sometimes you do not realize it and you press it. It would be more efficient if they put a time limit and so the timer stops if it arrives at a specific time, since many times I do not know how much time I have invested in a task.

The Android application has improved lately, but I think they could optimize it even more so that it would be easier to navigate and access the time tracking in a simpler way.

Reviewing tasks, managing project information and monitoring the time spent on each project are the tasks I do most frequently in Freedcamp. In our company has increased the efficiency of teamwork, so I think it is an interesting option for companies that need to have more control and better coordinate their projects.

The hour reports and the monthly reports are made in a simple way in Freedcamp. This has allowed us to better invest our time and have more information.

We have more control over tasks, projects and in general about the distribution of teamwork. By using the system of notes, labels and review the monitoring of time we have managed to coordinate improve and see how much time we spend on each task, which task is more complex and how to better divide the time of each team member.

I like that there are several levels of membership (freemium to enterprise) and none of them are terribly expensive. I can create as many projects as I like and invite team members and collaborators. When I have needed to switch my membership levels to change with my company it is easy and immediate. I have had some hiccups when first implementing it as they don't have any ready made templates, and I had to train my staff on how to use it as well. Now that I know what I am doing with it - I use it constantly.

I wish that email integration was easier. You can email into a project - but you have to have a specific email for each project and they are just long and weird - so I rarely use it.

I think with any project management platform there is going to be a learning curve. They don't have templates really for you to go by which makes this a little longer of a learning curve - but there is plenty of documentation. Just don't be too impatient!

I needed a platform to manage several projects with different team players without have to get a second mortgage. I also needed something that could be used for a wide variety of projects ( from video to webdesign) and this has done very well.

I like the Task Lists feature and the way it allows me to organize responsibilities based on priority level, as well as delegate to different individuals on my team. I also appreciate the file system and the calendar.

The mobile app does not access most of the features of the web version, but it's useful in a pinch when I can't get to my computer. Although it doesn't always open when I need it to. Occasionally I will have to close and reopen because the app gets stuck on the logo screen.

There are no drawbacks to testing out the product. I was surprised by how well it met my needs and the amount of features it provides for free. I'm considering upgrading to the paid version in a few months time.

It's great for time-management and consolidating all of my project pieces into one convenient place. As a freelancer, it helps a great deal in directing clients to specific tasks and keeping project management in everyone's field of vision.

The simple and easy to manage interface. I have tried Monday, Trello and several other Project management portals but have found Freedcamp meets our needs better and with less downtime required for un-necessary meetings to discuss what we can visually manage together from one source. I like the milestone and task functions as well, for purposes of holding team members accountable for staying on task and on time! As our unit oversees 200,000 sq ft of campus space, it is imperative that we are all on the same page at the same time!

Nothing at this point, but we are only 4 months into its use. Give us time and we will provide their engineers with some challenges.

Give it a try, we are sure you will find it as manageable and efficient as we have! We can't guarantee the same outcomes we are experiencing, but we think you will want to give it a fair shake none-the-less!

We were having difficulty managing projects for 5 different teams as most applications required a different process for each. Freedcamp allowed to configure in a manner that made sense to us and allowed us to use a workflow that was comfortable and easily navigable! As we have multiple units under one umbrella, it is imperative that we accommodate as many resources as possible when managing projects.

I can't believe this is FREE! Freedcamp is a great way for "solopreneurs" like me to organize their business - offering all the features I need and none I don't. Since I work alone, I don't need all the sharing tools that dominate the UX of many other PM tools. I'm sure you CAN set Freedcamp up to do those things, but I love that I was able to easily set up all my clients and all my projects easily and see them from a calendar view or any other view I need. I also like that it sends me a snapshot of my day each morning.

So far, the only thing I don't like is that I can only mark tasks open or closed - there's no "in progress" option. But that's the only thing!

While I'm sure this would work for teams as well, it works so especially well for me as a single consultant. It's a fantastic tool to organize your work - slick and easy to use, without trying to hard to be "cool." Definitely look at the other tools out there, but don't underestimate this one just because it's free! It's powerful and has great features!

As a marketing consultant with several clients, Freedcamp helps me organize my work and stay on top of all my clients, projects and tasks. It does this neatly and easily, with an intuitive, easy-to-use interface. I still can't believe it's free. It works so well for me!

I love that even with multiple separate projects going at once, there's no losing track of where you are. each project is contained but it's so easy to navigate between them while working, which is great because at our small nonprofit we are always multitasking! I think my favorite element, though, is the file share ability within discussions.

I would like to have a desktop notification, like a sticky note or list with my upcoming tasks so that I see it first thing when I boot up. So far I don't think Freedcamp has that ability that I'm aware of.

I can't speak highly enough of this platform. It has revolutionized the way our nonprofit handles project & program management, from marketing to internal office tasks, to intern management and more. It's easy to learn and use, even for those who may not have an interest or much experience with technology.

This is SO MUCH EASIER than sending endless emails back and forth between project members to view files; Freedcamp has totally changed the way we communicate within project groups, and it's especially awesome when working with satellite employees. It saves us huge amounts of time, and makes projects go faster and easier. This translates to money saved since employees aren't spending unnecessary time on project management that's not efficient.

After testing dozens of project management software, finding Freedcamp was like finding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. All of the other software we tested had some things that we liked and other things that we needed were missing. But Freedcamp has everything my agency needed. It is extremely user friendly so that even our less tech-savvy employees are able to easily use it. We also really like how you can share some aspects of a project with people while having the ability to not share all aspects of that project with them.

The only thing that I dislike about Freedcamp is that it does not provide a Gantt chart.

Test out other similar products to determine the best fit. There are a myriad of similar project management software tools out there, it is a matter of finding what is the best fit for your organization.

We are using Freedcamp to ensure that all areas of a project are being attended to properly and within a reasonable timeframe. Before using a project management software, our agency found that as projects kept getting added to people's plates, things were getting lost and forgotten about without a proper way to keep everything organized.

Well for starters it is free for unlimited users and projects (limited to 10MB file size limit) and the paid versions are affordable. The project planning and collaboration is easy with a nice interface and drag and drop features. Creating new tasks is fast and updating task stages and assigning them is a breeze. It makes communication easy and tasks are well organized. I been using this for a while and it didn't disappoint

Some limitations like moving tasks between projects and the fact that there is no mobile app. It is also kinda complicated to rename files and folders Would be nice to have a Gantt Chart too. I don't like the fact that it has no mobile application, that would be great to communicate and manage tasks straight from the mobile.

Go Ahead you won't regret it for managing small projects. It is easy to use and creating tasks is fast and user friendly. Alerts and notifications are great and assigning roles and task won't be a problem. If you are looking for something free and affordable this is the task management software for you.

We improved the overall collaboration with team members for small projects. Helps get details and tasks organized to simply the way we look at projects and progress. The time tracking feature also help you hold your staff accountable for delays . Freedcamp helped fix our communication gap between project managers and employees.

Freedcamp have all what we need as a team: is free, have time-tracking, is easy to use, can manage tasks and sub-tasks, has a great UX/UI...

There is nothing relevant about Freedcamp that I dislike... Sometimes I left the time-tracking on and the day after, when I realise it, is quite frustrating. It would be useful that when you close the navigator window a popup will show up with your current time-tracking activated.

Great tool for project and team management! There is space for some improvements, but for what we need Freedcamp is really ok.

Time-tracking

Tasks

Deadlines

Calendar

Discussions

Team management and project achievements

I liked it best about their real time, you know, feel real time feel of the overall system.

well the interface somehow needs more color.

To the people having the most difficult projects, to the people having more than one project, to the people who are not that good with memorizing, this system is made for you, I mean for us I am part of the people who really needs this for this helps me keep track of the things that are needed to be done, from the lowest priority level to the highest priority level. You can also collaborate with your team, give them task so you can as well keep track of their progress. Imagine you are doing your project and as well memorizing the next task or might use a sticky note on your computer just not to forgot it, that's kinda stressful! This system removes that stressful remark! Use this since this is free.

Freedcamp helped me keep track of the things that are needed to be done. Makes me remember the things that should be done next. Its general use is for project management where I, to be honest, really need this system for I have a lot of projects from different departments. With this system I am able to comply the most or highest priority task to be done. With this system you will not need to memorize the things you have to do next. Well that's a plus!

I love that I can have all the tasks that need to be done in one spot so I don't have to look over a bunch of lists all over my desk. It is also nice that I can control the views, so I can see what is assigned to each person or a view of the due dates. It is really easy to go in and change dates and add in comments as well. This software is really easy to collaborate with others on as well.

I wish that you could assign a project/task to multiple people, right now you have to pick one person. I also wish that it was easier for me to be added to other freedcamp projects but that very well could be just the way our office has it set up.

I am trying to solve the problem of managing multiple clients with multiple high priority projects, and this makes it really organized and a good way to split up tasks. Some of the benefits I have realized so far is the ease of use, I came from a completely different department with interest in account management and freedcamp made it super easy to catch right on.

I've used a lot of different project management systems, and Freedcamp is by far my favorite. The reasons I like Freedcamp so much are, 1) you only pay for what you need. You're not spending $50/month on features that you don't even use. 2) The interface is clean and intuitive for my clients. Even clients who are not very tech-savvy find it easy to use. 3) The branding doesn't stand out and conflict with my own, like so many other PMS. It's very clean and feels almost "white label".

The documentation is good, but not great. I feel like I've had to figure some things like integrations out on my own.

Give it a try! I recommend Freedcamp to other web designers all the time. It's easy to use, and many times, the free version is enough, so you can save a lot of money, and get your projects organized.

The only thing I would recommend is creating a short video on how to use Freedcamp for your clients, so that those who are not tech savvy understand how to use it, and stop emailing you all the time.

Freedcamp helps me keep projects on track, manage client communication, and keep everything organized. My clients know what I need from them and when, and are kept informed of the project's progress when i simply check off a task. Very helpful, and emails are no longer necessary.

Freedcamp software will help you a lot with managing your tasks when you are responsible for multiple ongoing projects. You can organize your tasks and subtasks within the project, set up due dates, reminders, milestones and track status. The tool also provides multiple dashboards so that you can view your ongoing tasks day-by-day. The tool will definitely satisfy all your project management needs and make your daily work much more organized and manageable.

The tool provides everything you need to manage your ongoing projects much more efficient. I like everything this tool has to offer. Perhaps, if your role is a project manager, you may need more comprehensive PM tool but I feel completely satisfied with its functionality.

I needed a simple and easy-to-use project management tool that would help me to manage multiple projects and related tasks on a day-to-day basis. Freedcamp served me well so that my work realted tasks became much more organized

The ease of adding collaborators, making projects, and getting work done. Also, the clean interface, good mobile app, and the cost is very inexpensive for the powerful tool you receive.

I don't like that I can't make repeating tasks with due dates but I am told that feature will be added soon. Also, dislike that you can't really customize the homepage.

If you have small organization with not super tech-savvy coworkers, Freedcamp is a great option cost-effective option. The free version is good but the Lite version is had some very useful features that are worth the money.

My job requires me to manage admin needs for several very different people and projects. Freedcamp helps me easily organize and assign myself and others the tasks needed to make projects happen, increasing productivity and communication.

I like having the ability to quickly create and assign tasks and to see what has been completed each day by various members of the team. I also like that I get daily emails with a recap of everything that was completed throughout the day.

I would like to be able to easily create workflows so that when a portion of the task is completed it is automatically assigned to someone else to complete the next steps. If there is a way to do this, it is not easily found within the software.

Think outside the box for ways that you can utilize the tools within Freedcamp for everyday life. From organizing a trip to managing employees halfway around the world, Freedcamp is a valuable tool.

I found that assigning and managing work for my team could be very time-consuming and I could quickly lose track of what was being completed. With Freedcamp it is much easier to see what is being worked on and what has been completed. It also keeps all of the information such as passwords and other needed tools all in one place.

The Tasks list provides the ability to change the layout of pending tasks by multiple filters is great. It also provides a great amount of flexibility for including screenshots and visuals in a easy to understand format. Additionally, any images or files attached to an update within a task are easily found through the "Files" tab and can be sorted by numerous filters. When dealing with a large amount of images like we were, it proves very helpful for finding older assets attributed to already completed tasks.

When creating sub-tasks, it's not possible to append updates or comments directly to that subtask. They can only be addressed as complete or not by checking the tick-box. The main tasks allow you to set "In Progress" but subs only allow complete.

We used Freedcamp to track the progress of two, large Freelance projects. The first was the overhaul of a website's back and front end, delegating tasks to 20+ developers. The second was for a 3d modeling and animation project consisting of hundreds of separate 3d assets and renders. In both cases, Freedcamp allowed the client real-time updates on the status of their projects.

It's a great program that allows us to work together effectively as a team. It's also simple to use, so I find myself using it for my own tasks, not just our team projects.

It's still a newer program, so it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some of its competitors yet.

We started using Freedcamp because tasks were falling through the cracks and some of our team was overworked while others were underutilized. Freedcamp has helped us keep track of all our tasks and better distribute workloads.

I can pay only for things I need and I want to use and I don’t have to spend hundreds of dollars for things I don’t need.I love the ability to track my own projects in real time and to stay on track.

It would be great if they could make an integration with Google Docs. I don’t have other dislikes about the software.!

i recommend it,you must try it!

I am able to keep my projects on track, to manage the interaction with my client and to keep everything in order.!

Above everything else, the price when combined with features like the Kanban can't be beat. Many project management programs we looked at were simply too complex or too expensive for the smaller scale projects we manage.

Personally, I am not a huge fan of the wall feature. I have other programs I use for communication outside of Freedcamp and would like to be able to integrate those into the space.

We work on small projects that often involve two or three people. Ultimately we were looking for a program that would allow us to collaborate with each other from a distance. This allowed us to do so.

I have been using Freedcamp for years now. It's the absolute best in its industry.

The UI is so easy to navigate through. The apps / widgets you can link are just as great.

A must have for a creative director & his team.

The only thing I currently dislike is that there is no iPhone app. I know they're working on one, though.

I'd HIGHLY recommend trying Freedcamp. You won't be disappointed.

We are solving task management, project management & completing tasks before their deadlines.

When working in the creative industry, you have many deadlines you must hit. Freedcamp has helped my team with this.

Prioritization and Sort. I can track my own sprints at a glance and stay on track. On those rare occasions where you're not sure what you should be working on, it's simple to look at your backlog and choose the next thing that you need to implement.

Wish I could integrate files with Google Docs. Other than that, no complaints. Super-useful for SMB & Startup Businesses.

Start by syncing your Google Calendar! This is a feature I didn't notice for awhile but it's very useful. Also, check the notification settings after first-time set up to make sure you're not getting to many emails if you add a lot of individual projects.

Staying organized & keeping a backlog of eventual projects at the ready. Since I started using Freedcamp, I've found it much easier to tackle those long-term projects that I may have been putting off in the past.

Freedcamp gives me the ability to communicate tasks and updates with the geographically remote members of my teams. A definite boost to efficiency and growth of the team.

Not a lot to dislike about Freedcamp. The requirements I have for my projects are not really that complex. Assigning tasks, tracking follow-up, and communication are all done really well.

Freedcamp provides a history of task assignments and to-do lists. You can also assign recurring. If you have remote teams and want to leverage technology to manage the team and the project, Freedcamp is the way to go. The basic system is free but there are plenty of add-ons (free and paid) if you need more features.

My projects require people resources that are spread out all over the world. Different time zones and obviously different locations can make it difficult to coordinate the various activities. Freedcamp takes this challenge away.

Absolutely--without a doubt--the most incredible, flexible PM software for group collaboration available. Just yesterday, my team went through our final evaluation process of Freedcamp as our PM software of choice, and the pros absolutely outweigh the cons. Some of the major things my team loves about Freedcamp is the increased collaboration and communication, the decrease in redundancy, notification customization, ability to include outside collaborators with different/limited levels of access. We are very impressed with the functionality and flexibility that Freedcamp offers to teams of all different sizes.

If you are looking for PM software, compare the features of Basecamp and Freedcamp. I think that you will find that there really is no comparison. Basecamp is $29/month but that is only for your team. Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think many companies and organizations operate in a vacuum and don't use outside contractors or partner with other organizations. So... when you are ready to bring in additional contractors and clients, your price goes to $79/month. Both of these include 100gb of storage. Nice, but filled very quickly if you upload art and larger files. Each of the marketplace add-ons are on a trial basis and if they work for you, great. You can pay monthly or by the year. If they don't, don't use them and don't pay for them. I think any team could customize their Freedcamp setup to include every plugin and it would STILL be cheaper than Basecamp.

In terms of Customer Service, Freedcamp is outstanding. They truly want the product to be the best it can be and respond to the customer as a valuable asset to making the product better. I have communicated many times with their Customer Service folks and stand amazed that they care so much about their product and those using it. As I have no experience with basecamp, I can't speak to their customer service.

Finally, the add-ons have all been great (at least the ones we have used). My team's new favorite add-on is FileEdit, which is an online document editor. No downloading files to make minor corrections just to reupload it back. It's intuitive aspects like this that make me think that this is the best PM software available for time management and collaboration.

I highly recommend Freedcamp to any team looking for better collaboration and communication. I think that you will love it!!

The area of opportunity that my team found to be the most significant was the user interface is not very intuitive for less tech-savvy team members, but once I took the time to walk through setting up a few projects, they seem to get used to it and it truly has become a non-issue.

This application is amazing, and the customer service even more so. Please compare the different products, as each has characteristics that make it unique. What you may find, however, is that Freedcamp offers each of those customizable features that allows you to only pay for what you need...absolutely brilliant.

The major 'problem' that my team encounters is having a remote workforce. While the office is housed in one state, with most of the team operating from there, two team members (and multiple collaborators) work in different parts of the country. We often have no idea what the status of each project is, and this application has become so valuable in making our team more "in the know" without adding unnecessary phone calls and emails and MEETINGS that waste time and decrease productivity.

I like that we can use this project management tool to not only manage our larger project, but also our smaller tasks for our retainer clients who just need ongoing support with smaller projects. Being able to export data in a clean manner and set deadlines and levels of importance is key for our planning as well. We're integrating KPI's and tracking overall success through a dashboard that uses information from the data we are able to get out of Freedcamp.

It's not extremely visually appealing, but it is functional. People in our organization have loved DoneDone & Basecamp for being colorful, bubbly, and basically pretty. I don't need it for that function, so I like this much better.

I think Freedcamp is inexpensive and easy to setup. It's easy to train team members on and also exports easily. I think it's a great fit for small to midsize businesses who are working on small to large projects with sensitive deadlines.

We're solving project management of different type and size projects in one central location. We've used various software stacks in the past and it has confused our team overall, so we needed to compromise and use just one.

It is a free project management tool with a gorgeous design and amazing functionalities. If that is not enough, it is also extensible: you can install applications from their marketplace to your project. Really exceptional.

Unfortunately there is no support for Gantt charts. Tasks can only be assigned to one person when sometimes you need to assign it to more people. A mobile app could be useful as well. But what am I complaining? It is a free solution that solves the problem in the majority of cases.

I can only recommend users to give it a try and you shall see how good piece of software freedcamp is.

I'm using freedcamp to keep track of tasks within projects and also to keep myself organized and track my time and work progress.

The project management system, Freedcamp has a lot of great aspects. One would be the user friendliness. It has such an easy way to set up projects and move them from - "No Progress", "In Progress", and "Completed" This aspect makes it easy to see where you are with each project. You can also place due dates and assign each assignment to an individual on your team.

I dislike the fact that there is very little customization. This is an assignment manager and does not necessarily work well for a company with a lot of clients. It begins to get long and overwhelming. Hard to keep up with.

This would work best if you have a single or only a few services. Also, if you have fewer clients.

It solved Project Management for one of our individual departments. The ease of use and ease to see where you are in each project is really not comparable.

So easy and intuitive to use. Let's me keep all project files in one place, along with a calendar of milestones. Helps keep me in track.

Um, a cleaner more modern interface would be nice.

For a free service, you really can't beat it. I'd love to be able to afford Basecamp, but it's way out of our price range. Freedcamp is a great alternative.

Keep up with multiple projects that are running at the same time.

I like the notification features a LOT, so you can see when someone adds content or a comment to a project (if you want to, you can also disable notifications, but I rely on them). This has been super useful for our team who work on projects from 5 different locations.

There's nothing I really dislike, occasionally I think the display, like on the main page, could be better/more organized.

I recommend checking it out, it has a lot of flexibility and tools that can be implemented or not. I particularly like calendar, notifications, and the to-do's.

How to communicate with teams working on the same project from 5 locations--it allows us to keep up to date with each other on progress.

Being able to collaborate with people inside and outside of your organization.

Changes that are made are not always clean. Some bold test or highlighting of the change could really help.

Give is a shot for a week to see how you like it.

External communication and project management requests.

The tiered approach to project management and multiple views that it offers including the calendar format.

Nothing yet. It is difficult to remember to setup tasks and projects. The use of the this software is something that you have to remember to check everyday. It does send reminders via email. Until I found them in my junk mail I didn't know they were being sent though.

We were missing deadlines when multiple people were involved particularly with meeting planning. This allows us to enter Projects with subtasks and assign tasks to different people and apply due dates. Each person involved can update their tasks and enter notes.

Freedcamp is really useful for business and personal project management. The ability to create different projects, linked to calendar, with tasks and attribution is the best feature.

Usability can be a little difficult —for example, can be hard to mark a task complete

Try it — very easy to start using.

Great benefits for helping to coordinate across teams. Challenge to get everyone to use it, and to follow up once a task is complete. But really helpful for managing projects.

Excellent project management capabilities

Adequate bug tracking tools

VERY fair and affordable pricing

Actively works on releasing new features

Excellent customer support

Nothing, really

If anything, I'd like them to add a few more features, especially the ability to copy and paste and move tasks between projects

We manage all of our client work as projects in Freedcamp

We also use it to plan and manage our own internal work and processes

Well to start off it is free! It has a great drag and drop feature.

I don’t like that it doesn’t have a mobile app. I found it rather difficult to change names of files.

Well it is free. If you’re trying to do small projects go for it. It’s easy and simple enough.

Helps me to stay organized and complete tasks with my team. Which is very important when working with youth.

The fact that Freedcamp is a free piece of software that supplies all the functions of other paid for apps

There isn't much that we don't like about this app. It has some drawbacks in terms of appearance but we are not looking for something that looks tremendous as long as it gets the job done.

Seriously good app that can help with projects or to manage workload. Even as a note keeping application it is great!

We are using Freedcamp as a management tool for new tasks and projects to keep deadlines in check.

SIMPLE

Easy to use interface

Neat and clean design

Minimal

I don't like my folders going down vertically, rather than horizontally. I felt things would get missed because of that

I use FreedCamp for a PR client of ours; I was coordinating with my colleague, brand owner, her social media manager, and website designer.

There were several areas to be discussed with the team, but not everything at once

Many things would fall through the cracks due to lack of follow-up

FreedCamp kept our tasks and communications organized

Easy software to use and provides a great user experience for project management. Love the additional modules options and how simple it is to add them to my account and use across multiple projects.

No Android application is currently available and there is no timeline for delivery.

additional modules are based on who is the owner of the accounts.

Project Management and presenting a unified dashboard to clients..

I appreciate that it is a platform that lets you gather people across different spaces without needing to provide access to private servers.

The interface can be a bit awkward and if the only person granting permissions leaves the project, you've got no recourse/no way to interact with the other people on tasks.

Make sure you have multiple full-access admins.

Multi-company design projects, with set milestones and reminders.

Love how easy it is to use. LOVE that it's free. The different layouts (list and sticky) works for all sorts of people. Uploading documents, discussions, notify specific users, I can't say enough great things about it!

Haven't come across anything I don't like, it's an awesome way to collaborate.

Do it! I use it with my interns and to organize potential business ideas!

Trying to make a business with friends that don't live in the same city. Benefits with this program are endless. We can all upload, discuss, and collaborate all from separate computers and have everything stored and organized in one location.

The robustness of the tool, there's tons of scope for good project tracking.

Some of the UI features aren't 100% intuitive, and take some learning.

Take the time to do a deep dive to really learn all the features.

Project management and time tracking

The company mission is what pulled me in, but the ease of use is what keeps me!

Short learning curve and I can add team members easily.

Use it!

Organization and communication.

Different collaboration methods from other project management software out their.

How you can break down step by step what is needed

That you Can only assign one person to a task

Event planning

Our multiple businesses have tried every CRM, Project Manager, and Task Management system out there. From free ones to enterprise editions. Nothing has been as simple and cost effective as Freedcamp! We love the easy of use and it's UI design. It just works.

So far there are NO dislikes besides having to pay separate for their other integrated services like invoices. BUT they are extremely inexpensive.

GIVE IT A TRY!

Better task management, more productivity, easier to track hours and what gets done.

We tried so many (free) systems before settling on this one. Freedcamp makes it easy to manage deadlines, tasks, and loop in the appropriate staff members.

Sometimes you’ll get 100 emails a day just notifying you of simple updates to ongoing projects.

It keeps everyone looped in when lots of projects are happening at once. Makes it easier to meet deadlines