I have posted a review about Infinity in my community for all things SaaS over at pack.sapphirewolf.co about this very topic of buzzwords.

Can we stop calling everything a project management tool and call it as it is? AppSumo pitches Stackby as a Project Management Tool...it's not. Jumppl is pitched as one and it loosely is. Project Management Tools have very key aspects and features that truly allow someone to manage an entire project in a comprehensive manner - SquidHub will never allow you to do that - and that's largely fine.

This is more of what I like to call and coin a Project Organizational Tool, maybe even a Project Collaboration Tool. Can you create to-do's? Yep! Can you create meetings? Mhmm. Can you place them under a category? You bet! How about upload and attach files? Sure can do! Can you message team members and even have video calls via Jister? In the famous words of the Kool-Aid man...OHHHH YEAAAHHHHHH. (Serious kudos for this).

But sadly that's where it all ends. There's just nothing more to it. And I get it, it's part of their Simplicity first approach. I respect that. Just don't call this a Project Management Tool because it simply isn't. Will I probably get a response that says something along the lines of "How can you say that? We have X-number of users that use this for project management and love it!" - more than likely. But it doesn't mean that it *should* be used as such. As Mike said, this is more of a team collaboration tool on steroids. It's really great at what it does and I am sure you could create to-do's with links to boards in your *actual* project management tools and this can provide that void you might have elsewhere if you're looking for a serious powerhouse in team collaboration.

I'm on the fence about this tool. There's a lot left to be desired when you think "Project Management".

A known issue at the moment is that their Google validation is suspended which means no Google Calendar integration at the moment with their Calendar functionality.

It's a decent product and the support has been responsive, but for what I'm still looking for in terms of Project Management, this doesn't scratch that itch.