It seems like this would further broaden your appeal to those who engage in a wide-range of project management methodologies.Īpp looks good and the user interface works well. As not all projects are waterfall by nature, provide an option to build the Project Plan or WBS via a mind-mapping-like front end and provide an option for some portion of a project's functionality to include project methods that are iterative or short structured-runs. Aside from being 'Project' guy I'm also a Mind-Mapper and a creature who likes features! My last recommendation is a big-stretch without a doubt, I know but here it goes. The ability to move a Task/Milestone under an indented project structured without the given having to be indented first.ģ. A breakout TimeLine for Milestone or Other Summary (IES) or a Project Summary Level Road-Map View, if you will.Ģ. Since your team has raised the bar of QPP this far, go-forward enhancements I hope the development team will also consider are:ġ. And' the 'sub-project' feature was well thought-out. The integration with other Project and GTD Apps as well as email is certainly an appreciated feature. As a stand-alone App I think QPP is thet good.Īdditionally, QPP fits quite nicely with most all of my non-professionally based projects and integrates just as well with my professionally based projects. Praises to the developer and hope more to come.Īs with many folks I don't often script reviews but I'm drafting this just 3-days post total knee replacement. The usability is better than any PM tools made, including Microsoft Project which is very powerful, but not as intuitive. This app does not have the prettiest interface, but is pleasant enough. They might make beautiful interfaces, but the usage is awkward. And am often surprised how lack of knowledge the developers are towards the field. I have tried many of them over the years. Have had first-person experience of project management on an industry standard level. The creator of this app have read the PMBOK. But it clearly indicates dependent relations better than the straight lines. Yes the curved dependency lines are ugly. This app understands the process of planning. Part of the use for such an app is to figure out the arrangements and relationship, which means the planning moves from uncertainty to concrete logistics. Other apps you have to type in a date and duration. This is the only tool that I know of that can arrange bars in the gantt by dragging it. The app is developed by someone who knows what it’s like to create a Gantt Chart or to move around bars before sequence and dependencies were certain. Here’s the thing, the author understand project management.
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