LeanKit Review

PROS: LeanKit appears to be concentrating on the basic requirements for a team. Having the ability to make board modifications to cater to a team's needs or process is fanatastic. This makes it easier to apply varying needs in our department.

CONS: It's a bit difficult to look into details of several tasks in a single screen. But then again, that could be attributed to my lack of experience with the platform.

PROS: This platform lets you: intereact with your team at any point in time, assign any user to your project, collaborate with your colleagues (especially in the marketing), set projects within a 10-day time frame, and work remotely via its mobile app.

CONS: I've yet come across something I didn't like. Some might think there are too many meetings that are way too long. Personally, I find this platform useful since it helps my team get used to be accountable to one's pair.

PROS: I like how it lets me keep pace with projects in progress which involves input from different people.

CONS: If you're the kind who's in a hurry and in the middle of a meeting, it can be difficult to rememmber saving your work before closing. Their filters are a bit tricky to figure out.

PROS: The platform's task choices and color-coded cards makes it easy to use. It also quickly recognizes workflow on varying teams and projects. Its filtering system lets you look into certain tasks.

CONS: The system would seem a bit flimsy when multiple tasks are put together. Leaving the page open frequently entails constant refreshing to make sure each card is updated for users.

PROS: I like the platform for its ease of use and its ability let you make different board types according to your preferences. This makes it possible for us to deploy LeanKit in several of our departments.

CONS: At this point, the platform lacks a time feature. Certain tasks with an attached SLA would state they'll be finished in a certain number of hours. You don't have the option to add the time. Another downside is the lack of functionality to include in completed percentage. It would've been nice to have an "In Progress" lane. If this could be added in the future, it'd make things better.

PROS: I love how people behind this product try their best to ensure it works consistently for the long term. This product is durable and simple to use. I use this to track my solution implementations and I customize every board to help meet my needs.

CONS: I very much look forward to make further customization fields to a card. It'd be nice if they concentrated on certain admin functionality such as user additions/updates.

PROS: I can make cards for people to see what they're working on and the progress of their work.

CONS: There have been times when you have to wait for other teams to wrap up their tasks.

PROS: I love how I can see my very own to-do list and see how much bandwidth my colleagues are taking up.

CONS: I was hoping I'd get easy access to different boards. At this point, I'm having a hard time seeking cards from other boards.

PROS: What's bet with LeanKit is their "progress" display. Since I'm a designer, visual cues come first. I'm also able to see quickly where a project is through our boards.

CONS: It'd be nice to build a card set on the description area that would be fined as "done."

PROS: This platform is versatile and works perfectly for my team. We wanted to go for a tool that lets us carry out policy statements, WIP, or column/row divisions to help meet our intended workflow. With LeanKit, we can easily switch our flow to mesh with how our team precisely operates.

CONS: It's a bit of a challenge connecting cards on a single board. We wanted to link our user stories with our write epics and then do the takss. Now, we're able to kee track of all of them through title writing.

PROS: I like the platform since it's easy to operate, mobile apps are very flexible, and archiving functionality is perfect for long term use on any kanban board.

CONS: There's nothing really to dislike about the product. Their service has several levels and you're paying for what you need. You can always make upgrades if you end up changing your mind.