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Used by product teams at the world’s leading companies, Roadmunk is the best choice for visually impressive, easy to understand and use, strategic roadmapping tool to build products with real impact.
For organizations looking to build scalable, flexible apps with powerful governance and administration.
Excellent customer support and followup to ensure that I was successful using the product.
Always have a warning message to double check if someone wants to actually delete items. Especially if it's an item that is sourced in a Master RM view.
I love that I can share online versions of my roadmaps, and that they come out looking super organized and clean.
Sometimes navigation between the diffent panes can be confusing.
I love love love how simple it. If you have a team that shys away from Agile because the act of doing Agile practices is cumbersome, this is the answer of the tool you want to invest in.
Missing possibility to add pictures in Description and comments. Sometimes hard to understand the menu when you are in a roadmap and want to go to another.
I really like the design and I think it is quite important that the exported roadmaps do look clean and pretty as they are shared with external stakeholders.
This is not so easy to drag the different project, program, around. Dependencies management is weak.
We love Airtable's outstanding automation and linking features. Automating repetitive tasks and connecting our data to other platforms has been a breeze, saving us a lot of manual work.
The only problem I have with this software is the terrible iOS applications. If I want to use it on my iPad I do no use the app but rather the web browser due to the lack of functionality.
I literally try to replace as many tools as I can with Airtable because it is so flexible. Using it as the core for client and customer reports is fun and feels like a stable solution.
It's usability is inhibited by the lack of design features. There is no way to upload your own icon for the bases.
This platform is amazing. I love how it combines the flexibility of a spreadsheet interface with great features like file attachments, kanban-style card stacks, calendars, and reporting functions.
Horrid frustrating disapointed in most everything.
Awesome, just awesome everything about the product is awesome, from the price to deployment to use.
The UI is still slightly complicated, and I had a lot of trouble finding documentation on linked fields.
Brent J.: Hey, I'm Brent, Director of Product, and I give Roadmunk a five out of five. For more reviews, click here. For roadmapping and product management, it goes hand in hand. And we tried a tool called Aha!, and we also tried a simple tool called Trello. And both of the tools didn't work out for us. Trello was a little bit too simple. We needed something a little bit more powerful to connect to our Jira system, so that we could track projects a bit better. And Aha! was just way too complex. You needed to set up tons and tons of stuff. So on the implementation and on the tracking, and moving roadmap items around was just way too complex for us. Yeah. So we ended up picking Roadmunk, and I've actually used this tool at several different companies now. And, we all love it. It's extremely easy to set up. Any team member from your product group can jump in there, and it's super flexible, drag and drop interface. It's easy to move items around. And what probably was the main reason that I like it in a director role was that you can customize the view of your roadmap for any audience. So, if you're talking to your CEO or C-suite or VPs, you can give a specific view for them. And then you can tweak that view and change it for your development team, or maybe one of your development squads, same thing for your UX group. And so, it's super powerful to kind of slice and dice the different view that you want to give all your different stakeholders. Getting started with Roadmunk was really simple. We just signed up online. We got it in our account. Yeah, essentially, no training was needed. I mean, we followed a couple of their little tutorials to get set up, but essentially, the user interface is so simple that pretty much anyone working in software or development will be able to pick it up really easy. You can also import your items. So if you have a spreadsheet or some other tool that you're tracking already, you can quickly import it. But yeah, extremely easy to set up and get going. So anyone that's looking for a really simple, easy, flexible roadmapping tool, Roadmunk would be my first recommendation. The only thing that I'd caution you on, when thinking about Roadmunk, would be, it's not the best tool for prioritization techniques. So if you want a tool to do both, you could look at something else. But if you're good with your prioritization techniques using a whiteboarding tool or Excel or some other tool, Roadmunk is the perfect thing to fit in, in your product organization.
Onome D.: Hello, my name is Onome. I am an artist and facilitator. I am a solopreneur and I give Airtable four out of five stars. Prior to Airtable, I was using Google Drive as my content library, and I find Airtable to be better suited to the job. Well, it just so happened that I was able to receive a template for doing my content management system that made it easier for me to figure out how to organize my content in a fairly straightforward way. It was a bit of a learning curve, even with the template because I mean, there's so many options and so many customizations. So I'd say overall it's a pretty steep learning curve. In my case, having a template made a bit of an easier entry point for me. But even with that entry point, it was a little difficult to understand how to add new columns and customize the database. So I'd say it's a little bit of challenge. I would say that though Airtable has worked just fine for my purposes as a solopreneur, it's better suited to a team of people just because it has so many potential moving parts. And the way in which it is customizable, I think it would be better suited to a team of people, like a group of archivists or a group of social media content managers, that kind of thing. Those teams would be the ones that would best be served by a software like Airtable.
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