Project/Task Management Applications

Basecamp

Basecamp is online project management software. People can create, manage and communicate tasks, files and to-do lists. Basecamp offers a way to improve project communication. Use it to keep your teammates and clients informed about what’s going on with your projects. With a focus on simplicity and communication, it’s an enjoyable tool to use. Basecamp is not the most extended project management tools but it is one of the easiest to use. Which is important because you’re clients might be first-time users.
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Project2Manage

This online project management system that allows you to stay up-to-date on task and connect with your team. It provides with a huge list of features including messages, to-do lists, reminders, file management, iCal support etc. It enables you to add unlimited clients and users to each project. You can also create documents using its Spot2Jot feature and then share it with all your connections.
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Smartsheet

Smartsheet allows you to track and manage work in familiar smartsheet and calendar views. You can also upload files, track discussions, and share online with co-workers, clients, contractors, vendors etc. Using smartsheet you can set reminders and receive notifications when things change, generate filtered reports across all the work you manage and instantly find anything you’re tracking using search.
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Staction

Staction is a simple, but advanced way for groups of people to keep eachother up to date on the work they’re doing. How can you talk about project management without mentioning Basecamp? It’s really set a standard, and a high bar. Staction isn’t a me-too app. It’s not fixing what’s broken with Basecamp, -it’s a different way of looking at how groups get work done. Basecamp is about the project, and about the granular nugget of information. Staction is about the aerial view. With Basecamp you’re in the trenches. With Staction, you’re in the clouds. Of course we think it’s better, -or we wouldn’t have bothered to build it.
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Remember the Milk

Managing tasks is generally not a fun way to spend your time. Remember The Milk helps you so that you no longer have to write your to-do lists on sticky notes, whiteboards, random scraps of paper, or the back of your hand. Remember The Milk makes managing tasks an enjoyable experience. Remember the Milk has more features and looks nicer than most of its competitors. The many features of the service makes it also a bit more complicated than for example ta-da list.
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5pm

5pm is an entirely web based project management solution that is designed to effortlessly manage projects of varying complexities. 5pm displays an intuitive approach to the complicated task of project management, allowing its users to seamlessly handle users and groups across projects with minimum effort. It boasts of an interface that can be easily customized and has a stylish timeline view.
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Huddle

Huddle is a network of Online workspaces that brings project management software, online collaboration and document sharing together. Huddle gives you simple, secure online workspaces containing powerful project and collaboration tools. Huddle is hosted, there’s no software to download and it’s free to get started.
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Action Method

There are too many ideas in the world, and not enough action. Without organization and productivity, brilliant ideas never happen. Action Method Online is a radically different approach to productivity, designed to simplify project management and life.
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Subernova

Subernova makes you more productive by taking the stress out of remembering important details of your projects, lets you track your time, collaborate with team mates or clients and keeps your business smooth by keeping tabs on your invoices, deadlines and more.
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Task.fm

Task.fm is a really simple reminder and task management tool. Use task.fm to create reminders that can be delivered via sms, email or voice call. Task.fm is smart enough to understand your natural language so you don’t need to bother entering dates or times manually. Instead, just type something like “meeting with bob next Tuesday at noon” and we will pick out the date, time and event automatically. You can create reminders on the task.fm site, through email or Twitter.
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