Swit for desktop 4+

useful tool

Working at a software company that focused communication on collaboration tools like Trello and Slack, it brought nothing but a big waste of time. Ever switched back and forth those two tools to follow up with all of your notifications all day long? I’d rather use calls or face to face, because these tools were only helpful when you needed evidence to show someone what they promised. Other than that, complete annoyance. We all agreed we needed to switch to a different tool that wouldn’t crush our workflow. And then we found Swit

Swit has done a great job integrating everything while making it slick and simple. It’s a beautiful communication platform that brings companies together and helps eliminate much of the annoying email clutter that many offices face. It focuses on the actual work, while others focus on ‘instant communication’

One more awesome aspect of Swit is that the team seems to really care about the user feedbacks. It’s been only a few months since I started using it, but I see steady steady improvements in speed and usability every day

A container for all our work

We do all our work-related planning and communication inside of Swit and it works great. We intentionally avoid e-mail and messaging and it took a little while to get into a new habit, but now we love it. Keeps us focused on the task cards at hand, and in the electronic world, focus is maybe the most important career skill.

Developer Response ,

Dear user, thank you for resonating with the direction and values that Swit pursues. One of the strengths of Swit is its familiarity, allowing users accustomed to older UIs to easily adapt. As you mentioned, being able to blend work and communication in one space is a significant advantage, as it allows for focus on the tasks at hand. We hope you look forward to continuous improvements in Swit. Thank you! :)

it's ok, but not good enough to replace slack or trello

It sounds like a really good idea to have slack and trello in one but those 2 programs are so far ahead of this in function, I'm not sure they can catch up. I have all but given up on using the task organizer and the chat is not nearly as good as Slack. There is no tablet version of the app, the spell checker doesn't work, and notifications work on and off. I have to reset the app on my phone constantly and have missed messages regularly. It's a shame because like I said, I do think it is a good idea. They just aren't quite executing the details yet. They need a stronger product manager with a focus on UI/ UX to clean this us.