Productivity (459 programs)

Pros: Easy to create and deploy projects quickly. Community powered themes and add-ons save even more developer time.

Cons: Though concrete5 is free not all themes and add-ons are. Smaller community than more popular competitors means less developer support.

Pros: Add attachments and comments to sub-tasks. Compatible with other hosting platforms.

Cons: Little opportunity for feedback on tasks. Some glitches with certain servers.

Pros: The tool helps you focus on what matters by laying out all your tasks together. Flexible tagging allows you to add context and further actions to your projects.

Cons: The many functions all crammed on one user interface is disorientating. Learning how to schedule tasks is tricky.

Pros: The user interface is extremely easy to work with. Customers can enjoy a free 15-day trial before they are required to make a purchase.

Cons: Not appropriate for customers outside of the United States. Older operating systems may limit the functionality of this package.

Pros: It is a sophisticated smooth and sleek project management tool. The video chat function is rather unique when compared with other project management tools.

Cons: The tool is very expensive if you have a team of more than ten people. Its video chat function is only useful if the team members have a strong Internet connection.

Pros: Launchpad is absolutely free to use. Users can collaborate with one another when required.

Cons: Not designed for novice programmers or those with little experience. There is no offline alternative to Lanuchpad.

Pros: Zapier currently lists well over 750 applications within its database. A free version (with limited functions) is available for personal use.

Cons: The latest applications may take a while to be listed within the directory. Business pricing packages can cost more than $125 dollars per month.

Pros: Easy to use and train. Free for one team and up to three team members.

Cons: Online means needs internet access to use. Larger teams require a paid subscription.

Pros: Organise tasks into lists. Add dates and notes.

Cons: Only available to Android Google users. No ability to sync between different apps.

Pros: Intuitive interface with built-in chat and ability to link multiple projects. Ability to manage and balance workloads using task points based on difficulty.

Cons: Focus on teams means the software is not designed for single use. Limited integration.

Pros: Huge database to utilise. Fast results.

Cons: Only available for Android users. Certain images not available.

Pros: This system is free to use and no subscription is necessary. Coding professionals can expand upon its basic features.

Cons: This software platform is still a work in progress bugs may be present. There is currently no way to control the number of permitted users.

Pros: End to End Encryption. Completely Free for Personal Use.

Cons: Less Recognisable Brand. Business Accounts are Costly.

Pros: Simple multi-platform user interface. Calendar integration.

Cons: Limited ability to create workflows. Some features unavailable in free version.

Pros: Functions similarly to well-known platforms such as Bing and Google. Most searches will produce results in less than a second.

Cons: The database is not nearly as large as its mainstream counterparts. The number of advanced search options is limited.

Pros: Voicemails or full conversations can be recorded and stored. One number for the full range of telephone devices.

Cons: No emergency calls option. Not available on all operating systems in all countries.

Pros: Free download. Simple to use.

Cons: Lacks integration tools. No link saving options.

Pros: Share tasks for collaboration. Create checklists within tasks.

Cons: Free version has daily task and attachment limits. Intelligent date and time entries not compatible across devices.

Pros: Easy way to support web content creators. Simple and easy-to-use plug-in.

Cons: Unable to prioritise and donate more to content you prefer. Provider receives a commission on all favourited content.