MeisterTask vs RedmineUP: Which is a better fit?

Colin: Hi, my name's Colin. I'm the founder of Innovation Catalyst, and in my company I focus on running thought leadership events that inspire change in large organizations, and I've been using MeisterTask for a while now. I rate it five out of five. Before MeisterTask, I've used lots of different software for project management, some expensive, some cheap, trying to do things on Excel, working with Kanban, and anything that provides that, monday.com. I think the reason that I've actually found my home in MeisterTask is it's just so simple. It's so simple to get up and running, so simple to use. And it's really easy to go and collaborate with my clients outside of my company, get people to be invited to the sessions, share tasks, and organize ourselves in a way which doesn't push up the price like we've seen or I see on other platforms. I chose MeisterTask principally as a trial, as I think it was a free trial. It was incredibly cheap to get up and running. I found it incredibly user-friendly, very simple in terms of the walkthrough, and it fit my needs perfectly. I've continued using it because I've then found I can expand it. It's actually got a fair amount of functionality, which I don't use. Others do though, from occasion. It's really easy to integrate it with other platforms, to link it into other platforms. And so I've just continue using because it's great value and it allows me to go and interact and work with other clients of mine, particularly when we're running projects and we need a common platform. And they're able to learn this if they've never used it before very quickly as well. So we don't have that parental debate about what we should be using to keep track of whose doing what by when. Apparently, easy to use MeisterTask. In fact, it's so easy I can't actually remember what the onboarding was like. It's such a small amount of time, it took a year or two back to actually get logged on, get started, and start using it. It's kind of a blip in time, which I've almost forgotten, it was that easy. Number one recommendation is give it a go. Nowadays as with all SaaS programs, you've got the opportunity for free trials and start using it, and that's the best thing that I can recommend is give it a go. You're going to make up your mind quickly. In terms of ease of use, I can't see you finding a better software for task management and project management. It's more likely that you find that there's some sort of functionality that it doesn't have, and if that is the case, you'll make your own decisions. But in terms of getting started, just get started. It's that simple.