Rock does offer a few views, I think having additional ones could be more beneficial.Īwesome for freelancers looking for an all-in-one appĪs a freelancer I work on several projects at the same time with many different people and organization. I think that being able to switch from one view to another is an excellent way to see a project from different perspectives – brid's eye view, zooming in on a specific part of the project, see important dates and deadlines in a calendar, etc. If I had to mention something I'd like to be different in Rock are the available views. And if this wasn't enough, there are the mini-apps and integrations with the likes of Google Drive and Zoom, which let you use Rock in combination with them. That's why I appreciate about Rock, and I think this is something that makes it a potential online business hub for businesses of all kinds. However, especially in the cases of remote teams with members who are in different time zones, asynchronous communication is the way to go. This last point, in particular, is key for the fact quite many team communication tools only put emphasis on synchronous communication. The one thing that I consider my favorite aspect is the fact that you can use Rock to both organize your work (manage projects, assign tasks, take notes, etc.) but can communicate with every member of your team, both synchronously and asynchronously. Over the years, I have used several project management tools and team communication tools, and I have come across a couple of platforms that tried to combine the two.but without much success! It has always felt as if something was missing from either the project management side of things, the team communication side of things – or both.
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