liftOS reviews

Easy to manage projects and gather information in 1 place.
It's good so far.

I hope it'll support most Markdown so that I can write down what I want quickly.

If you missed this one your going to kick yourself. I have never worked in a smoother running SaaS CRM. Maybe they will bring it back if your lucky. Its relatively simple to understand compared to some CRMs where your lost from the minute you log in. I don't know where they park this cloud CRM but it can obviously handle a huge load of users for it to run so agile. Hands down best functioning CRM I have tried thus far. I highly recommend.

This app is performing well but the biggest positive is the Slack channel. The organisation is very responsive to suggestions and comments in a very welcoming manner. There are many things on the drawing board which have the potential to make this a standout app. Well worthwhile taking the punt and getting onboard for the LTD to take advantage of the coming features.

I love the tool and for sure this is a replacement from Tello and Notion. I'm putting all my team into it, and so far, they love the feedback. Kuddos to the team who is putting this together.

Things that can be improved:
1. During the initial setup, I hope the option to create a workspace can be optional and not forced; it's kinda annoying and confusing that you have to select a workspace to begin with. That should be optional, and you have the option to "skip" if you don't want one.

2. For UX, it would be nice if there is a better indicator that you have to hover to the left to get the left menu, maybe have some type of button or arrow on the side or a link on the header that you know you have to hover to get the left side menu.

3. Video and audio messages will take this to a whole new level, I love Loom but having a native capability to record a quick video or audio, will be a game changer.

Also, I hope there will be a mobile app in the future, as most communication can be done through mobile chat, and mobile message notifications will be awesome.

So far, fantastic! Highly recommended.

This is a great productivity tool. It still has some growing pains, but the developers are very quick to respond and fix issues discussed in their Slack channels.

With the AI features and database functionalities coming, don't miss the opportunity to grab this tool before it's gone. I'm hoping these features will allow me to ditch Notion and retain most of its capabilities long-term without a subscription.

I wish I could give this even more Tacos. Easy to use and packed with features, LiftOS is the ultimate all-in-one solution.

Before going into details, I have to emphasize that the reason I decided to write this review is the openness of Arif and Ege in recognizing the current shortfalls and their executable plan to resolve them. In the two months of using it, liftOS has already delivered significant features such as multi-workspaces, a built-in Whiteboard, and a desktop app (originally not planned).

I stopped leaving reviews a while back after losing faith in AppSumo's fairness. So it means a lot when I write one now. I do hope that liftOS continues to strengthen after the AppSumo campaign and doesn't follow the path of many others that just stopped and looked to exit.

The way I would describe liftOS is that it becomes a central hub for all data and information you may need to collaborate on successfully delivering a project. No, it doesn't have every project management feature you can think of, and doing so would make it cumbersome. Instead, it provides a foundation (and growing) with necessities such as notes and to-dos (in Kanban, calendar, and Gantt views) incorporated with AI search, plus the freedom of linking external apps into the team workspace. This way, everyone on your team knows where the files, data, and information are and can focus on making results instead of wasting time working out data between different apps.

This is huge in the post-Web 2.0 world where we are all drowning in data from all sorts of apps just to complete one task. Often, we get lost and forget where things are, not to mention when a team needs to work on these apps together and can't remember where the latest powerpoint version is in someone's Google Drive or OneDrive. If you feel liftOS lacks something, a lot of times you can bring your own tool by linking it in the workspace, or you could suggest to Arif or Ege to make it built-in. Then you get to organize the workspace with minimal features that are only relevant to this particular project. We become more focused, and there is no more data, information, or app overflow.

liftOS is a great project management tool unlike anything I've ever seen. I love the fact that I can embed everything. This functionality makes it a true all-rounder. The UI and support, as well as regular updates are awesome too!

I just tried for 2 weeks and I'm happy to say that is what I was looking for. It has the basics functions that I need and the liftos team keep adding new functionality everymonth.
I'm waiting for the "guest user" update, to use liftos as client portal for my freelance business.

i am in!

I hope, you are here for the long!

And from Germany -- means DSGVO will also be a must for the future.

Looking forward to Integrate Netcloud. ;-)

Great app + helps organize work + friendly, responsive support + continuous development of new features = must-buy app

I´ve looked at so many project management and todo apps. I like the sleak design of LiftOS - you have essential functions and it is not overloaded. In comparison to other tools like monday, nifty, etc. you´ll find the major functions for daily workflow but you are not overwhelmed.
For sure - there is room for improvement, integration of google calendar, a mobile app and other things but right now it is already good to work with. It feels balanced and is all in one place. I´m convinced, if the team does continue with the effort and pace, the tool will grow and be more and more efficient and can come on par with other tools.
So, I hope they keep on going on that route.
I do only think that the name (with OS in it) could be irritating for quite some people and it might be worth to think about another name...