Ora Reviews

As more and more projects seem to pile up all around us, an upgrade to our thinking and problem solving skills is desperately needed.

Enter Ora, the Swiss Army knife of project management techniques.

I've been using Ora- at work, and now for personal use - and it does not have any disadvantage, I'd be interested to know if it has any more advantages over other PM software

I knew this was going to be a really good software the minute I signed up, there onboarding process was so good. It leaves you with such a good first impressions.

It's like if Asana + Trello had a baby because you get all the paid features that Asana and Trello offers.

What really sold me on this was that that I could have a proper scrum board for for me and my team in software development.

This software worked so well, I created a marketing board, software board, editorial, business canvas and then I started creating boards to manage my entire personal life.

Lastly, as an entrepreneur, there's an agenda view. This will pull all your tasks across all your boards even personal and organization into a daily task list. This is so amazing because you can manage your every day tasks all in one view.

The software is very buggy.
It's new software.
Seems like there is a lot of features for a very small team so there is sporadic UI bugs that happen all over the place.

The task manager is great. I found it easy to keep track of what needs to happen and when. The feature that attracted me to Ora was the time tracker and reporting system as well.
The interface is superb. I'm glad they updated the calendar view to allow one to schedule tasks in a similar way that a calendar works.

The ability to apply templates is not as intuitive or easy to use.
It's 100% based on the internet and has no offline options. Making it dependent on internet connection all the time.
An easy way to note information and memo's (web clips and notes about an item or task) is not as intuitive or easy. Like making minutes from a meeting etc
Ability to create hierarchy of information that different people would be able to view was not possible from the limited information I knew about the software.

I tried several times to get going with ClickUp, but you need a university degree to get that going.
Ora is so easy to setup and use that you get going in mere minutes, not hours like with ClickUp

There's nothing that I don't like. It does everything I need it to do for me, my team and my clients.

This a good alternative to Jira, and like it way more than Trello

It is not rare to have a few problems like null pointers or stuff like that in the code and jeopardize the work.
Also, the time tracking system is create, but the view to add an entry is T E R R I B L E, sorry for that :P but as the Mac calendar for example, it would be better to let the user and the values before changing the others back and forth and just give a feedback if the "form" is valid and also, if you want to fix something, usually, the end of the tracking time should be right now as we will enter a task we just completed (Like when changing the time with the slider).

It allows me to sync tasks to my calendar. There are lots of different settings and features that I can turn on like time tracking and creating milestones that are super helpful. It keeps me organized and I LOVE IT!

I think the only thing I could consider a con is that they don't have a mobile app available yet, but it's in the works.

The fact that it is very intuitive, and super organized.

a little bit of the layout, took a second to get used to. but after that its really nice.

I like the flexibility in customizing the layout, ease of access to various parts of the app including group chat, task creation and assignment, time tracking, scheduling and reporting. It's like having zoom, band camp, trello, slack, Monday, and others all wrapped into one powerful app.

There was a commitment to adding invoicing functionality that has not yet been realized.

It is pretty easy to navigate. The interface is quite nice.

I guess it's not fully developed yet.There has been several bugs this past few months. I has been causing problems with our work.

I've been a user of Ora since 2018 and have tried nearly every project management tool on the market. Ora's pricing, feature set and customization is the best, bar none.

While Ora devs have been great at releasing stable and robust features for Web and Desktop, the mobile applications are lacking. Two-way calendar synchronization with Outlook and time blocking capabilities are also another area that Ora is lacking.

Ability to slide tasks or items to different columns, and customize what happens when completed items are checked

When the column get very full, it becomes more difficult to scroll across the screen to see columns that are not visible. This became much easier when we learned how to subsection everything appropriately.

Simple to use - easy to assign tasks to members

none really - very pleased with it so no complaints

Efficient management based on task governanceManagement eficciently from governance of tasks

a little difficult to manage the tasks that go to the archived

The design and UX are flawless while combining everything a software & product development team needs for a managing own projects and working with clients. What I love most about is the simple Time-Tracking (play/pause) and the detail reports that you can deliver to clients in minutes...

There's some functionality that I don't use but still can access from the board - the Agenda Scheduling & Time-line. It may be good for handling longer projects and resource manager but I personally don't need it.

Ora removes all the things you hate about project management and task management. Regardless of your team size and their different roles, Ora makes management a breeze. Setup and remove tasks easily, change who is assigned what and more with just mere clicks!

Wish it had a mobile app like other tools in this field. So you can use it on the go.

Super easy, fully adoptable, intuitive design, sooooo helpful to organize all our projects

the missing app which is now avialble!!!

I was lucky to find ORA on appsumo for a one-time fee. I was using Trello

Not really unhappy about anything, maybe the design/ view of the project folders.