Group task manager startup Asana launched its first native mobile app last week. It's mostly a straight port of its existing mobile web app, so the main benefit at present is that switching back and forth with other apps is much faster than dealing with Safari. The company says it's planning to invest in native apps more over time, but the version available is already useful for me since I've been dumping all of my story ideas into Asana since I started at TechCrunch in November... because I'm on my phone all the time, and checking Asana to see what I need to do next while I'm also trying to do three or four other things.
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Asana Launches iPhone Version Of Its Group Task Manager
Group task manager startup Asana launched its first native mobile app last week. It's mostly a straight port of its existing mobile web app, so the main benefit at present is that switching back and forth with other apps is much faster than dealing with Safari. The company says it's planning to invest in native apps more over time, but the version available is already useful for me since I've been dumping all of my story ideas into Asana since I started at TechCrunch in November... because I'm on my phone all the time, and checking Asana to see what I need to do next while I'm also trying to do three or four other things.
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