I had high hopes for Blue, but after using it, I am left utterly disappointed. The initial allure of the product, as portrayed on the website, is deceiving. It promises a sleek, user-friendly interface and robust features, yet the reality is far from it.

User Interface and Experience:
The UI is outdated and cumbersome. It feels like a relic from the past rather than a modern, intuitive tool. Navigating through the platform is a struggle, and basic tasks that should be simple are overly complicated. For instance, deleting a project took an absurd amount of time to figure out, and renaming a column was an exercise in frustration.

Performance Issues:
If you are outside the USA, beware. The system is painfully slow in certain parts of the world, making it nearly unusable. For a digital nomad like myself, this is unacceptable. Other project management tools handle global use without a hitch, but Blue seems to struggle with basic performance.

Misleading Marketing:
The biggest letdown is how the product is marketed. The features highlighted on the website either don’t work as advertised or are so difficult to set up that they might as well not exist. The promise of a streamlined, powerful project management tool is simply not delivered. The fact that I cannot get a refund only adds to the frustration.

Customer Support:
While the support team is friendly, their assistance is often vague and unhelpful. They are quick to respond but slow to provide meaningful solutions. The lack of a clear roadmap for essential features like project templates and custom fields further diminishes confidence in the product.

Conclusion:
Blue is a product that over-promises and under-delivers. Its outdated UI, poor performance in some regions, and misleading marketing make it a frustrating experience. I expected much more based on the glowing website descriptions, but what I got was a tool that feels half-baked and far from the polished solution it claims to be. Until major improvements are made, I cannot recommend Blue.