GitScrum Reviews

Pros

The team's passion, solid support, and diverse licensing options are commendable.

Cons

I find it lacking in features and the title is misleading, plus there is not enough integration.

Pros

The value proposition of Gitscrum is unbeatable. Its pricing and features outshine the competition. After trying various other tools, including Monday, Redbooth, and Jira, I opted for Gitscrum due to its positive reviews and excellent pricing.

Cons

Editing comments on individual stories is cumbersome, especially when tagging someone. The field tends to delete text and jump around, which is my primary complaint.

Pros

Gitscrum is easy to navigate with excellent features. Organizing stories and tasks is a straightforward process.

Cons

As of now, I have not encountered any significant issues.

Pros

What I love most about Gitscrum is its customizability and user-friendly interface.

Cons

The platform is not very user-friendly on mobile devices, and a dedicated mobile app would greatly enhance its usability.

Pros

The lifetime license is an incredible deal, especially considering how well Gitscrum adapts to agile/scrum frameworks. The board planning view provides a concise summary of projects, while sprints subdivision facilitates iterative work. Customization options, including todo lists, ticket fields, and workflows, are impressive.

Cons

The filtering and sorting functionality in tables displaying information is subpar. For example, the inability to sort or filter the sprints section hampers usability.

Pros

The lifetime offer, along with numerous productivity tools, sprints, user stories, and customizable templates, makes Gitscrum a perfect fit for agile/scrum teams. The founder's commitment to daily improvements and attentive support further enhances its value.

Cons

Currently, I do not have any complaints as I am awaiting the UI redesign. However, easier checklist management is desired once the new UI is implemented.

Pros

Software's customizable tasks, time tracking, customer access, and user stories enhance productivity.

Cons

When filling in tasks, such as tagging a user, the text can disappear, and some characters can't be filled without pressing Esc.

Pros

I appreciate its simplicity, gamification elements, instant support, and reasonable pricing.

Cons

The dark theme has some styling issues, but I expect them to be resolved soon. During the early stages, we encountered bugs like the inability to edit or delete tasks.

Pros

I am impressed by the organization and ease of use. The Kanban dashboard is particularly sleek, and team members can effortlessly navigate their own dashboards.

Cons

I find the lack of support for user stories concerning. While the platform excels in managing tasks and features, managing stories at a higher level is equally crucial.

Pros

The ability to add checklist templates is fantastic. I have templates set up for all my regular tasks, which helps me stay organized.

Cons

It would be helpful to have a simple 'to-do' section on the homepage, eliminating the need to navigate through each project to view tasks.

Pros

I appreciate the inclusion of user stories and the seamless integration with Bitbucket and other apps.

Cons

The absence of a mobile app and Gantt chart is notable, although I have heard they are in development.

Pros

The growing community around Gitscrum is exciting to see. I love the extensive features and the dedication of the team to continually improve the product. I even had a call with one of their team members about my experience, around 8 months ago.

Cons

While GitScrum offers extensive features, using it is not as enjoyable as Trello. The platform feels clunky, overly complicated, and lacks the smoothness of its counterpart. Despite my desire to embrace it, the absence of a mobile app is disappointing.

Pros

The board planning feature and drag-and-drop task management between boards are great. Plus, the integration with GitLab repository is a bonus.

Cons

Improvements are needed in permission levels, task creation, and sprint management.

Pros

We opted for a lifetime license early on to test it out, and it matched Trello's functionality perfectly for our needs. It is straightforward, intuitive and did not require any tutorials or support.

Cons

I wish there were more customization options for arranging cards on the board. Providing different templates based on users' preferences and priorities would enhance usability.

Pros

I feel lucky to have snagged their one-off lifetime deal. Unlimited users, unlimited everything, and only 3 hours left to grab it!

Cons

Despite being available for six months, the lifetime deal is still offered. However, our experience with the platform was marred by a significant performance drop when adding ten users to a single board. The lack of customization options and slow app performance led us to switch to a more established platform.

Pros

Gitscrum is a promising new product with a host of features, perfect for early adopters.

Cons

Several features need improvement, including the ability to have secondary admins, simplifying complex UI elements, and providing a mobile app. Using the platform on a mobile browser is currently challenging.

Pros

Configuring Gitscrum was a breeze for me. It offers just the right amount of options without overwhelming users.

Cons

Finding answers to my queries online is not always easy.

Pros

The user interface is simple, making it easy to learn and use.

Cons

The documentation lacks depth and could benefit from more video tutorials.

Pros

Gitscrum's clean design and user-friendly interface require minimal learning to start using the system effectively.

Cons

I have been eagerly awaiting Google Drive integration since May 2019.

Pros

Unfortunately, our team found Gitscrum to be unfriendly and disliked using it.

Cons

Unfortunately, we abandoned the platform after only two months of use.