I wanted to give Jumppl a 5 taco but I could not do that right now in its current state. To market this tool first as a project management tool is the reason why I gave them 4 tacos. Now if they would have marketed it as a "Business Management" tool then I would have given it 5 tacos. This tool probably has the most potential out of the tools I have picked up as of recent. They have so much upside and so much potential. They have the best setup I have seen for managing multiple brands under one room, which is the reason why I say this is a "Business Management" tool. I created a small video on that feature because this is the start of how you scale as a solo-prenuer so I had to record it so people could see it. https://youtu.be/PSu00WetYjY

The Project management space is so crowded with A+ tools and Jumppl as a young start-up came out with high hopes and really just got torn apart by every project management expert around. Some say it was unfair and rightfully so but they presented themselves as a project management tool first. Their position sits among the top mid-tier tools if not one of the freshes young "Business Management" tools on the market. You can have one VA in the Philippines or two VA's stateside along with a decentralized team all over the country. You can have interface developers in India and money managers in Boston with this tool. As the world deals with COVID this tool prepares you to continue forging ahead with your growth plan. You can get the entire aforementioned team of individuals on a quick call using their slack like desktop ap. The potential and upside of this young start-up is amazing and as an earlier adopter, I am rooting for them.

Pros: They have 3 tools (online SAAS Hub, Slack like desktop app and their mobile app)
CONS: They have 3 tools (online SAAS Hub, Slack like desktop app and their mobile app)

Okay, how can they both be pros and cons? They PROS because they have all 3 and they all work great with even more on the road map. They are CONS because they could be a lot further along in their refinement and workflow instead of trying to be all things at once as a young start-up. Now they have to grow and mature into the powerhouse they plan to be in the next 12-24 months or so. They have to stay motivated and not be discouraged from not-so-nice comments about their UI and workflow. That is the price they are paying for trying to squeeze everything out the door at one time and instead of gaining market share, it may have cost them an opportunity to gain market share of what is already a crowded management tool field. I will say this as I close. I see what they are building as far as all of the tools connecting and reducing the number of outside tools you will need or have to pay once they all sync up the will be miles ahead of the rest of the tools that just want to manage your task. This tool Jumpple will manage and grow your business up with the collaborative tools that they are assembling.