Project management tools make me cry. They always try to do a million things at once and, while I too enjoy trying to do a million things at once, I need a PM tool to help me make sense of it all, rather than forcing me up a learning curve before I can even get started.

As such, I have wasted many hours buying PM tools, getting really excited about what they say they can do, spending half the day trying to thrash my way through the fricken UI, and then never using it again.

Bloo wasn't like that. At all.

I bought it, activated it, and within a half an hour had imported all of my Trello boards and Google sheets and was gleefully assigning tasks, to an unlimited number of clients, on kanban boards only they can see, and am very much looking forward to learning what else this tool can do.

Did you also see that they are offering lifetime upgrade options at these prices? No need to fret over how many codes to buy. Buy one, jump in, and you will see what I mean. Quick, painless, and quite clearly founded and launched by a group of people who intend to support the product (and us!) for the long haul.

Pros:
* Easy as heck to get into, understand, and import projects from other apps.
* UNLIMITED clients, collaborators, linked commenters, and everything else. They want you to do as may projects and collab with as many people as you can!
* Chat threads inside each project, each card, and you can customize exactly what each attached person sees.
* A lot more. So much more.

Cons:
* Zero integrations. Not a one. I am hoping that Google, Dropbox, and iCloud are on the roadmap. Webhooks would be super handy too. The roadmap says API is coming in Feb....but not all of us know how to do that fancy stuff so yeah...Bloo founders...at least hook us up with some Pabbly, eh?