Avaza is good for tracking tasks for projects on both the frontend and backend. Our team uses Avaza to keep track of ongoing development and testing, so the status is clear and visible to everyone on the team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I wish Avaza included some of the bug-tracking features that Asana has. Right now, it’s difficult to assign a bug to a specific team, and we end up assigning it to an individual team member instead. That keeps the team “in the shadow,” which isn’t ideal for visibility or ownership. It would be much better to have clearer status messages and proper team assignment/addition options so bugs can be tracked and assigned more effectively. A dashboard would also help to assess the current status of all tasks at a glance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Thank you for sharing your feedback, Karthik! We’re glad Avaza helps your team keep frontend and backend tasks organized, maintain clear project progress, and manage daily work without relying on separate spreadsheets. We appreciate your detailed suggestions around assigning bugs to teams, improving status visibility and ownership, and providing dashboards for a clearer overview of tasks. Feedback like yours helps us identify opportunities to make project tracking more flexible and effective for development teams. 💙