Quip vs Infinity

I am quite happy with it. The fact that everything is there and it's secure and I'm always adding to it makes it more valuable for me and my team every day. Especially when I can pull up costs or ideas when out and about.

- Charles A. Owner - Marketing

We were using Trello because it was so customizable and easy to use. But as our business grew, we needed more workflow options. Quip was just right for where we were at the time. It had documents and sheets built right into the platform, which saved time and kept us more organized. I especially loved the interface design.

- Amber S. Social Media Manager

When you don't give quip permission to access other email accounts, The app should stop asking me for permission, keeps prompting for authorization

- Nkanyiso Z. Millwright Apprentice

I just have to say, Infinity is INVALUABLE in helping me manage 50-75 projects at any given time at different stages of the sales process. I would be lost without it and so glad I purchased it!!!

- Charlie Ryan

Hey, my name is Koen. I'm a Vegan Health Coach, and I'm giving Infinity a four out of five rating. For more reviews just like this, click below. So before I started using Infinity, I literally had a ton of different apps, and I still do, but I'm downsizing. So I was using, I think Plutio, I was using Trello, I was using Notion. I was using all of the different organizers and billing apps, and I was just like, "Man, there has to be a way how I can do that easier." And a friend actually introduced me to Infinity. I started using it, and it made my life so much easier. All the reasons why I chose Infinity definitely had to do with just having all of these different apps that I would normally use, or all of these different software tools, like a project manager and a billing app and just a way to organize my workflow better, all in one place. And before, like I said, I had all of these different softwares that were doing basically parts of what Infinity is doing as well, but I had to shift the whole time between three or four different software tools, and it caused me to lose where all my information was. So that's the one thing that I really like about Infinity, is that I don't need to use all of the different tools anymore. And I can just have all my information, everything that I need to work and stay organized, in one place. Let me say, it was easy to get started with it. However, Infinity is very broad. There are so many different features, so many different things to figure out, that it can take a little while for you to really get going with it and really start the full scope of what it is all capable to do. However, what I really liked in the beginning is that it has all of these pre-made templates, or different boards and different projects, for you to see how are those features all working. And what you can do is basically just copy them and start implementing into your own workflow. So that makes it definitely a lot easier, especially if you're not as tech savvy as I am, to start to use working with Infinity. But like I said, it has a lot of features, so it can take a little while for you to get to know all of them. My best recommendation for people that are considering getting Infinity would be to look at your own workflow, look at how your organization or how your work in general is structured and what are all the different tools that you're using right now in order to do your job. Right? Maybe you have a project manager, maybe you have a tool that you can use for your task, or maybe you have a place where you write and store your content, and maybe you have something for billing. Well, if you have all of those different tools, it might be much more convenient for you to actually start looking into a tool like Infinity to organize that all in one place and just have a much smoother workflow in general. And yeah, not like I do, lose information in the process of having it stored everywhere.

- Koen V.

Lots to learn about how to use it, but now that I'm up and running, I feel pretty good about being able to keep track of a lot of things at once.

- Michael S.