Getting work done is much like the evidence boards you see in crime movies. It’s a mess, loosely tied together with string, and as the detective, you must crack the case on an impossible deadline. (With no noir soundtrack or a trenchcoat, unfortunately.)
With MeisterTask, you don’t need to be a detective to make sense of your work. It’s a task and project management tool that lets you collaborate with team members and build a virtual timeline of assignments. In a nutshell, it’s an easy way to cut through the noise and chaos of project management.
Crack the product management puzzle with MeisterTask
MeisterTask takes a visual, clutter-free approach to project management. First, there’s a home dashboard you can customize to show you upcoming deadlines, task timers, and more. Your projects are laid out Kanban-style, so you get the visual satisfaction of moving tasks to the “done” column.
MeisterTask shines by combining project features and visual design to make it a one-stop shop for project work—without being overwhelming. Tag coworkers on a task or add a comment to leave feedback. Attach relevant files and images to a project so you spend less time digging for that project brief. It’s also easy to customize MeisterTask on a project level to suit your team’s workflow.
Master those tasks: Popular MeisterTask workflows
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Whether notifying your teammates about new assignments or managing work requests, you can create automated workflows called Zaps to improve team collaboration and productivity.
Get started quickly with a few of our most popular MeisterTask workflows:
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This article was originally published in 2020 by Elena Alston and was updated in March 2024 by Krystina Martinez.