The Best Project Management Software for 2024: Curated!

Don’t worry, this week’s feature isn’t all about project management software, but a dip into a world of aesthetic productivity setups, new productivity tools & the inner workings of productivity tools.

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We’re diving into the most clean and minimal set of tools that Jules Acree uses. This is what you will get weekly, if you sign-up today, you’ll get next week’s tour from us.

The Most Aesthetic Productivity Setup: Jules

1. Browser Tool: Arc Browser - Appreciates its clean design and ability to manage tabs and organization spaces separately.

2. Password Tool: 1Password - Her preferred password manager for securing digital life and storing secure notes.

3. Email Tool: Spark Mail - Chosen for managing multiple email accounts with features like sender screening and quick inbox management.

4. Team Chat Tool: Slack - Used for internal team communication to avoid email overload, with video and voice call features.

5. Planning & Wiki Tool: Notion - Enables creation of custom systems for project management and a comprehensive wiki experience.

6. Calendar Tool: Google Calendar - Helps organize and visualize her schedule, with color coding for meetings, deadlines, and tasks.

7. Notes App: GoodNotes - Selected for digital journaling, annotating PDFs, and enhancing daily routine with handwriting features.

Best Project Management Software for 2024

There are so many tools these days, but for your team you want something that matches the people you work withs workflow. Here’s our top recommendations for picking a project management tool.

• Think 80-90% not 100% - you might not please everyone, but try and get a 80-90% consensus on your project management tool choice.

• Think Long Term - Don’t pick for 6 months time, think 3-4 year window of time as this is the best window of time to nestle into a tool for teams.

• Research Research Research - The more you do, the better the outcome. Write a list of needs for you and your teams.

Evernote’s New AI Edit: Is it worth it?

Evernote is one of the most interesting companies right now. Bending Spoons has really seen a shift in their focus and producing much better releases, and much more consistent at that.

To extend this, from not just my thoughts, Evernote posted this, this week. That outlined their current focus points and upcoming launches, an interesting one. I think the most compelling element is the tasks, calendar abilities.

Aaron O’Leary’s Productivity Toolkit

One of the content leads at Product Hunt has shared his productivity toolkit with us. He uses these 6 tools to get things done.

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