Remote.team vs other services
Find out why Work Chat with encryption and flexible settings is better than other platforms for communication and teamwork.
| Services | Annoying moments | Advantages of Remote.Team |
|---|---|---|
| Weeek |
Weeek − A lot of modules (CRM, Gantt charts, kanban boards, all sorts of notifications, etc.) create a cluttered interface, making it harder for businesses to focus on what's important |
Remote.team ✓ Focusing on work chat and task management without excessive functionality allows you to get to work quickly without distractions from unnecessary modules |
| Trello |
Trello − While visual boards are handy for structuring work, the lack of chat leads to fragmented communication and slower team collaboration |
Remote.team ✓ In Remote.Team, communication and tasks go hand in hand: if you discuss an issue in chat, you instantly turn it into a task. Nothing is lost or scattered across different services |
| Notion |
Notion − Notion's versatility and flexibility often leads to over-customization and information overload, which often confuses users |
Remote.team ✓ Remote.Team offers a minimalistic and intuitive interface |
| Monday |
Monday − The extensive functionality and numerous customizations require a deep understanding of the platform, which slows things down and frustrates small to mid-sized teams that need simplicity and speed |
Remote.team ✓ Easy customization, quick implementation and focused on daily use of Remote.Team, allows teammates to quickly assign tasks and communicate without lengthy training. |
| Todoist |
Todoist − It's a great tool for personal planning, but without a full-fledged group communication tool - for a business, that means no collaborative live communication and no synchronized management. |
Remote.team ✓ Discussions and tasks in a common space → gives more involvement and less time for approvals |
| ClickUp |
ClickUp − “All-in-one” platform with a huge set of features requires training by company mentors, which creates a barrier to rapid uptake and implementation of the service |
Remote.team ✓ A simplified approach: chat and tasks. 10 minutes and you're up and running |
| Basecamp |
Basecamp − The service is convenient in all aspects, but there is no free live chat, which can be useful for many businesses |
Remote.team ✓ Remote.Team has a free live chat widget whose customer requests will go straight into the workspace for instant processing |
| Bitrix24 |
Bitrix24 − Too monstrous a harvester, which is annoying for users trying to quickly implement the product into their business processes |
Remote.team ✓ With Remote.Team, you don't have to be distracted by redundant UI/UX solutions and optionality that you'll never use |
| Wrike |
Wrike − Great for big companies, but too complicated for small teams |
Remote.team ✓ With training topics and live support 24/7, it helps you master the toolset “on the go,” making Remote.Team the preferred choice of teams of all sizes. |
| All |
All − No possibility to collaborate with other teams |
Remote.team ✓ In Remote.Team, you can grant guest access to any other team, whose users can participate in joint discussions and polls. |