Wrike

Wrike makes assisting users in the company with their IT problems so easy, it takes away so much of the stress that can often come with a support position. The ability to share work with managers and relevant tasks with colleagues has never been easier. The layout is sleek and customizable and improvements are constantly rolled out. Wrike looks good, feels good to use, and perhaps most importantly is an absolute breeze to use. No intimidating learning curve, you can just jump right in and begin to work.

- James Duel Guess

The benefit of having all in one place is a great promise. And helps a lot that the entire team is using one single place for all organizational stuff. The commenting and messaging are great as well and save time compared to using an email to talk about a certain task. Pros The overall structure and tools offered are great for team and project management. The design is not bad to look at either. I also love that they added a free plan for people to try out the platform before committing. But what I love the most is the new templates feature. It does a good job of saving your time when you're setting up a project. And it can take a lot of time considering how customizable and flexible the platform is, which is a great plus for many I'm sure. It was for my team and that's exactly the reason it was chosen. Cons It's very messy. I remember that I and my colleagues had a very hard time adjusting to the platform because its features were all over the place. Even though the design has been improved a lot, still some UI choices aren't as intuitive as I'd want them to be. The price is also not the cheapest. I wouldn't call it the most expensive either, but you can, for sure, find something cheaper.

- Tigran K.

Wrike helps teams smartly manage both projects and ongoing work. While it offers a large assortment of features and is easy to use, it's nearly impossible to get started without consulting customer service.

- Jill Duffy