Dart Reviews

I could only check Dart at the very end of my redemption period and was very inclined to refund, mainly because the interface looks immature and the project is too new. I do have my doubts about whether this will be one of those AppSumo startup projects that stop existing in a few months. I don't see much on their changelog and don't see a clear roadmap. In my case, webhooks and an API are a must, so this was a considerable investment for Tier 4.

Not sure why, but even so, I finally decided to take the risk and consider it a long-term investment, hoping the founders remain there at least for a while and continue the app's development, as some of its features are very promising.

So, after a few days, I thought I would list my opinion as a long-term user still searching (for years now) for a good small-team task system, lately using YouTrack and mainly free Asana, which I got to hate in a way because of silly issues.

**Documents**
They clearly lack "folders" within. I don't like that so many AI chats create documents instead of including responses within the task.

**Interface**
Skills are OK, but my own instructions (chat style), when I select a description or comment, would be more sensible than only pre-created skills.

The interface in general and the task list should have a "compact" mode; I find everything too spaced out when you have lots of tasks.

Particularly, the description text spacing is way too big. I also noticed that pasting Markdown files does not keep the format. The AI responses also create headers that are way too large.

One of the few things I liked about the Asana (web) app for Windows is allowing multiple tabs.
For now, I am using the web version vs. the app for this reason.

I am missing the "Save view" feature from Asana. I understand you can do something similar with favorites, but being able to save a column format or view per space would be nice.

The home dashboard needs some options to personalize.

**The Importer** is extremely limited
No creation, completion, or modification dates.
Comments? Where are they?
Space? they all land at the "general" space?
Can not assign to a current dartboard directly

So I import, it says everything is OK, and then I find Asana sections created as "dartboards" in the general space. This should be asked during the import process. The only way to migrate is to heavily recreate the CSV prior to importing. Just way too simple.

**Structure**
One of the very few things I loved about Asana is being able to have the same task in various projects. This would be spaces in Dart. It was truly a way we overrode some of Asana's limitations, but I ended up loving it after a while. You can have a backlog project divided into sections, but at the same time include it in a sprint in another space. Once done, it clears on both. This is one task with n spaces.

Dart has been a game changer for our team. We struggled to keep track of our big projects and upcoming tasks before, but now we have complete visibility across everything we're working on. The platform has transformed how we organize and prioritize our work.
What really impressed us is the integration with Cursor. It's seamlessly connected our development workflow and made everything so much faster. We're spending less time switching between tools and more time actually building. The synergy between Dart and Cursor has genuinely accelerated our productivity.
If you're looking for a project management solution that can handle complex workflows and plays well with your development tools, Dart is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.

I'm a serial project management abuser. I have tried them all, from simple to complex, you know, from Teamwork to Click Up to several others, but I really kind of like Dart because it is the right mix of complexity and simplicity. When you throw in AI, which really helps you build a better system if you use it properly, I'm liking it so far. I've been using it for a couple of weeks.

Loving this product. Easy to and intuitive to figure out and start using. It doesn't seem to have any limitation on the number of sub-tasks you can add. I don't use the AI functionality much but did test it out - if you are working on something and not sure how to get started on, it does a great job of giving you a list of tasks to achieve what you're trying to do. It'll come in handy when I start focusing on my marketing tasks. Overall a good product so far and I'm not had a need to reach out to the support team as everything works as it was advertised.

Very impress for now cant wait to see what the future holds. I may ask what steps has the company taken to make sure that unlike so many other deals this one is around for the foreseeable future. I have spent quite a bit on this and would hate to see early termination of this product.