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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Scattered Project Context
Project information is fragmented across many tools, making status, prioritization, and reporting slow and error-prone.
In their words
It often end up looking like we have a hundred tasks but a lot of them aren't actually actionable yet
Tasks are useless to me if I can't cluster by project and view/filter by project.
trying to find something that can make this flow a bit cleaner and EASIER to manage haha
It's been months and we can't make it work at all. It's legit infuriating.
If it will be useful - then willing to fork cash for it, however its about integration into existing workflows (not imposing your own)
I’d be willing to pay for a managed service like this if you create a mobile app with it.
I have recieved over 70 pages of documentation in 2 days and I have called off the project after 3 weeks
they turn every little thing into a investigation, escalations and somehow remember every mistake you’ve made since the Stone Age
PO spends 80%+ of the week inside Jira. Writing stories nobody asked for, for users they’ve never met.
I really need some way to manage my work life on a project-by-project basis
I have yet to see one that provides any value. I still take personal notes in meeting and need track actions
the actual real status lives in slack threads that i have to go dig out. so basically i am the integration. its me.
My company uses GitLab, and we are currently facing a problem: there is no equivalent, official GitLab integration available in the Asana App Directory
So the full honest arc on the case we set out to fix: the expiry rules and day note tripled the loose version of the story
project managers and teams
Where they talk
- r/projectmanagement
- r/projectmanagers
- r/ProductManagement
- r/SaaS
- r/jira
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/hermesagent
- r/ClaudeCode
Tools they use today
- Jira
- Slack
- Claude
- GitHub
- Notion
- Claude Code
- Copilot
- Codex
Why those fall short
- ClickUp became focused on enterprise clients, not small teams
- AI lacks context, invents requirements, expands scope instead of asking
- Devs need extreme detail; tools don't reduce the admin burden
- No tool links master plan to kanban; changes don't sync automatically
- cards get stranded in statuses; idempotency at failure stages unsolved
Map of ideas
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