Jira
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Jira earns strong praise for keeping cross‑functional teams aligned, especially in agile workflows, with powerful tracking, automation, and integrations. Makers of Airtable, Amplitude, and MacPaw say it reliably coordinated launches, smoothed engineering–product handoffs, and helped resolve issues against deadlines. Users highlight customizable boards, dashboards, and reporting that scale well. Common critiques: steep learning curve, clunky or crowded UI, and occasional lag, especially with heavy projects; setup and workflow customization can be time‑consuming. Overall, teams find it indispensable once configured, driving organization, visibility, and delivery.
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Jira is at the heart of StoryEst’s workflow. Its seamless integration allows our teams to stay aligned, track sprints transparently, and move faster with confidence. We built StoryEst to complement Jira — not replace it.
Jira excels in its comprehensive project management features, especially for agile teams. Its customizable workflows and deep integration with other Atlassian tools make it more versatile than alternatives, enabling teams to efficiently manage tasks and track progress.
Jira helped us stay organized and track progress while shaping Remindly
Jira keeps everything in one place. I can see the project, the sprint, the tasks, and the bugs without jumping between tools. The boards make it really clear what’s in progress and what’s blocked, and the way it links epics, stories, and subtasks actually helps the team stay aligned. I also like that we can shape the workflows to match how we work, not the other way round. And because it connects with the other tools we use, updates don’t get lost.
Jira kept our workflow organized with clear task tracking, sprint management, and progress monitoring — ensuring our team stayed productive and on schedule.
amazing product, speed up our productivity
Started with Notion and Slack but switched very quick to Jira. Custom boards for whatever we needed, automations, and permissions that scale from startup to enterprise. Deep integrations (GitHub, Figma, CI) and powerful reporting make it the single source of truth for delivery. Super easy and cost efficient, perfect for our startup!
We use Jira to manage AI vulnerability reports from detection to resolution. Its automation and integration with Slack and GitHub make our workflow seamless.
Jira provides unparalleled adaptability for handling intricate tasks. It differs from other solutions in that it allows for workflow customization and automation.
While Jira excels in complex technical issue tracking, aim.link offers superior simplicity and visual project management. Its standout MindMap view transforms planning into an intuitive visual experience, making it far easier to brainstorm, structure tasks, and see the big picture than Jira's rigid ticket-based interface. aim.link requires minimal setup, reducing onboarding time significantly compared to Jira's steep learning curve. It fosters clearer team alignment and dynamic planning, making it ideal for agile teams seeking flexibility over heavy process configuration.
Jira provides a very seamless "integration" with Manimo for our users. Highly recommend. Although, this proved to be way more difficult to integrate than the others, we have our JIRA integration ready for all of our users.
Jira is solid if used correctly. But it's quite heavy to configure and everything. In a small company it's not worth it. Even up to 100 people using it can help manage underperforming teams to align them better, but well rounded teams can easily skip it.
Helps our team stay organized. We use it for planning, tracking bugs, and making sure everyone is on the same page while building AdamSea.