not to be cynical but yet nother Scrum-based project management tool that promises the moon but delivers a watered-down version of Asana/Trello. 'Unlimited team members' is just a marketing gimmick - what about data storage limits? How does this tool handle large-scale projects with multiple stakeholders? And what about integrations with other tools? The 'AI-generated changelogs' feature sounds like a nice-to-have, but how does it actually work in practice?
I'd love to see some real-world examples of how EnkiTask has helped teams achieve their goals, rather than just a laundry list of features. And can we get some transparency on pricing? 'Pay-for-task packages' sounds like a great idea, but how much does each task cost, and what's the minimum commitment?
Overall, EnkiTask feels like a me-too product that's trying to ride the coattails of more established players in the project management space. I'd need to see some serious proof of concept before I'd consider using this tool for my team.
Hey, maybe you checked out a different EnkiTask! I never promised the moon or anything like that—I’ve been clear from the start that this is a simple task management tool. Nothing more, nothing less.
As for unlimited team members, it’s not just a gimmick. You can invite or remove as many people as you want, and you won’t have to pay for it. Feel free to try it out! And no need to worry about data storage—we’ve got that covered for what this tool is built for.
To be completely honest, this tool isn't designed for large-scale projects with multiple stakeholders, and I’ve mentioned that it's focused on solopreneurs, freelancers, indie makers, and small teams. We’re still in the early public stages, and our main goal is simplicity for these types of users.
Regarding integrations, we’re actively working on them. Expect to see a lot coming soon in the form of Add-ons—stay tuned! This is just our base version, and there’s a lot of work ahead. If people like it and the demand grows, we’ll invest more resources to develop and evolve EnkiTask.
As for the AI-generated changelogs, I’ll add more detailed explanations and examples in the documentation soon. Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely add some use cases to the landing page to show how EnkiTask is helping teams achieve their goals in real-world scenarios.
Regarding pricing, feel free to check out our pricing page here: https://enkitask.com/prices. As you'll see, tasks start from $0.05 and go as low as $0.01—the more you buy, the less each task costs. There's absolutely no commitment—you can buy as many tasks as you need and use them whenever you want.
You're absolutely right! One of the main reasons we built EnkiTask is because we can . I don't have any flashy proof or guarantees – we've spent over a year building it for our own internal use, and it works really well for us. The best proof I can offer is for you to try it out yourself. If you like it, that’s awesome! If not, no hard feelings.
I'd love to see some real-world examples of how EnkiTask has helped teams achieve their goals, rather than just a laundry list of features. And can we get some transparency on pricing? 'Pay-for-task packages' sounds like a great idea, but how much does each task cost, and what's the minimum commitment?
Overall, EnkiTask feels like a me-too product that's trying to ride the coattails of more established players in the project management space. I'd need to see some serious proof of concept before I'd consider using this tool for my team.