Team.Do is a project management application that focuses on simplicity and usability. It helps teams manage their tasks and projects efficiently.
Core Features
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| Feature
| Description
| Feature Availability
| Customization Options
| Supported Platforms
| Collaboration Features
| Security Measures
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| Tasks |
Task Management, Checklist Support |
All plans |
High |
Web, iOS, Android |
Comments, @mentions |
Encryption, Permissions |
| Projects |
Project Scheduling, Milestone Tracking |
All plans |
High |
Web, iOS, Android |
Comments, @mentions |
Encryption, Permissions |
| Collaboration |
Team Collaboration, Comments |
All plans |
High |
Web, iOS, Android |
Comments, @mentions |
Encryption, Permissions |
| Reporting |
Progress Reports |
All plans |
High |
Web, iOS, Android |
Comments, @mentions |
Encryption, Permissions |
Pricing
| Plan
| Price
|
| Free Trial |
7 days |
| Basic |
$5/user/month |
| Pro |
$12/user/month |
Team.Do Alternatives
ClickUp, Asana, Wrike, Smartsheet, Trello
Customer Support Options
- Help Center
- Knowledge Base
- Email Support
Languages Supported
Team.Do supports the following languages:
Mobile App
Team.Do offers a mobile app available on both iOS and Android, providing key features for managing tasks on the go.
Year Founded & Location
Team.Do is sold by Team Do, which was founded in 2009. Team Do is presently headquartered in beit herut.
Team.Do User Reviews
I like that it’s really user-friendly; it doesn’t take long to get the hang of the setup and how to keep track of all your work. The help center is nice, any time we had any questions customer service got back to us quickly. It seems a little outdated. With so many project management platforms these days, it’s essential to stay updated and trendy. It’s not the most visually pleasing platform I’ve used, especially when the monthly price is comparable to more up-to-date sites. It was an excellent platform for a small team, but I soon upgraded to another site. I think it may be better for another industry, but regardless it was a pretty good jumping-off point to find what I like in a project management app.
