The task-management tools are strong. You can add a
lot of detail to any task, including estimated time to
complete the task, labels (similar to tags), and
documents that you upload to the task. ProofHub gives
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In a section of the app called Discussions, you and your
colleagues can keep ongoing conversations about the
work. You create and organize discussions by giving
them a title. Discussions are associated with the whole
project, rather than being at the level of a task or task
list. You can, however, add comments to any task to
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Beyond Discussions, ProofHub gives you a few
additional ways to communicate. An in-app chat box
lets you message another team member any time
without leaving the project-management space. The
chat box, confusingly, is found in the same chat bubble
where you can message ProofHub support. That’s not
the most intuitive place for it. While I like having a chat
app right in the interface, it’s clear that team messaging
apps, such as Slack and Microsoft Teams, may make it
irrelevant.
In a section of
the app called
Discussions,
you and your
colleagues can
keep ongoing
conversations
about the
work.