
Todoist Needs Its Asana Moment
Todoist nails individual task management, but without robust project views and collaboration tools, it’s losing ground with teams. Could Todoist’s ‘Asana moment’—a true team-focused layer—be right around the corner?
Todoist nails individual task management, but without robust project views and collaboration tools, it’s losing ground with teams. Could Todoist’s ‘Asana moment’—a true team-focused layer—be right around the corner?
With Grammarly now backing Superhuman, could we finally get the productivity features we’ve been dreaming about? From smarter calendars to reimagined chat, here’s what might be coming — and what I’m hoping for.
As Grammarly acquires Superhuman, another indie-favorite app begins its journey into the enterprise world. Will it thrive like Cron—or fade like Mailbox?
Every tool at work now has its own AI assistant—but none of them talk to each other. I just want one AI that can search across Slack, Asana, Gmail, Notion, and Drive. Why is that still so hard?
Comparing the best features across Linear, Asana and Todoist and still wishing for the perfect project management tool.
The Asana mobile app is maddening. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Watching the iPadOS 26 reveal, I found myself thinking a familiar thought: maybe this year will be the year that I start doing work on the iPad. But then reality started to sync in.
In a "blink and you missed it" moment, it looks like iOS 26 will allow Focus modes to silence a specified SIM number on a device.
Profit seems like a good goal to me. But that wasn't good enough for the venture capitalists backing The Browser Company.
Linear has developed a singular integration with Slack that no other project manager can match. But it makes some opinionated choices that detract from the overall experience.
In 2025, can Slack become the one tool to both chat and manage team projects? Let's hope!
Does the Boox Palma solve my needs for a distraction free device, or do I really want an iPhone without cellular service?