About Backlog
Backlog is a project management software platform from Nulab that caters to all the project management needs. It combines Kanban boards, task tracking, and version control to help teams manage projects effectively. Backlog provides Gantt charts and various integrations to connect with tools the team already uses, supporting various workflows from start to finish. With over 4 million users worldwide, it is designed for teams seeking to deliver quality projects efficiently. Key capabilities: Kanban boards Task tracking Version control Gantt charts Integrations Best for: project teams that need comprehensive project management solutions.
Backlog Details
Backlog's In-App Market Place
Does Backlog have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
USD ($), EUR (€), GBP (£), JPY (¥), AUD (A$), CAD (C$), CHF (CHF), CNY (¥), HKD (HK$), INR (₹), MXN (MXN$), NZD (NZ$), SGD (S$)
Pros & Cons
- Easy to use and versatile: Backlog can be used for various project management needs and adapts to different workflows.
- Streamlined version control: Integrates with version control systems like Git, allowing easy tracking of code updates.
- Efficient task orchestration: Backlog facilitates task creation, assignment, and progress monitoring in a central location.
- Effective bug tracking: Backlog offers a user-friendly interface for identifying, reporting, and resolving bugs.
- Affordable pricing: Backlog offers a free plan and tiered subscriptions to fit different team sizes and budgets.
- Clear and easy administration: The user interface is intuitive and allows for easy project and user management.
- Integrates with popular tools: Backlog integrates with various third-party applications such as Slack, Microsoft Excel, Jira, and others, enhancing collaboration.
- Customizable features: Backlog allows customization of project workflows and issue characteristics.
- Lacks quick update option: Updating task/issue status requires opening the specific task, making it cumbersome for quick edits.
- Limited image support for bug descriptions: Users cannot add multiple images to describe bugs or edit them after placement.
- Difficulty verifying code commits: Backlog's Git integration may not provide clear information on who committed the code.
- Absence of line change statistics: While reviewing pull requests, Backlog doesn't display the number of added, deleted, and changed lines of code, unlike Github.