The plan, the work and the hours in one place, so a project status takes ten seconds.
When the board is current, the standing meeting stops being necessary.
Dependencies and a workload view surface the overload before the deadline does.
Board, list, timeline and calendar: one dataset, whichever way your team thinks.
Timers on the task, not in a separate app nobody remembers to open.
The lifecycle of a piece of work, with nobody chasing it.
Enough structure to be useful, not so much that people avoid it.
Kanban for flow, list for detail, timeline for dependencies, calendar for deadlines. Switch without losing filters.
Start a timer on the task or log hours after the fact. Billable and non-billable, per person, ready for the invoice.
Weekly cleaning checks, monthly close, quarterly reviews: templated, scheduled and assigned automatically.
Comments with mentions, file attachments with versions, and a shared activity feed per project.
Group projects by client, department or programme with rollup health.
See who is at capacity this week before you assign anything else.
Mark the dates that matter and track slippage against the original plan.
Clone a whole project structure for work you do repeatedly.
Let a client see their project without seeing your internal notes.
Burndown, hours by project, estimate accuracy and team throughput.
Nudges before a due date, not a flood of notifications after it.
Promote a ticket to a project task, or attach work to a customer record.
Project tools fail on adoption, not features. Claritask is deliberately light on required fields, fast to load, and honest about the fact that most people only need three columns and a due date.
Built and supported in Frisco, Texas
A flat $10/month covers your first 3 users, then it’s just $3 for each additional user. Everything’s included, no contracts, cancel anytime.
Everything is included: there is no tier above this one.
Free forever for up to 2 users.
Count the people who will use it.
$10 base (3 users) + 1 × $3/month.
Billing is pro-rated, so adding or removing someone mid-month only changes the days they were on board.
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Tasks are planned work you schedule; tickets are reactive work that arrives with a clock. They share people and reporting, and a ticket can be promoted into a project task when it turns out to be a bigger job.
Yes. Mark time billable, set rates per person or project, and push the total into an invoice through the Payment System module.
Yes: daily opening checks, weekly cleaning, monthly close. They generate on schedule, assign by rota and reset when complete.
You can give a client guest access to a specific project. They see tasks, milestones and files you have shared, and none of your internal comments.
The interface is responsive and works well on a phone for the things field staff need: their tasks, checklists, comments, photos and timers.
Twenty minutes, screen shared, using your real numbers. No slide deck, and we will tell you honestly if it is not the right fit.
A named person from the Frisco team, not a call centre.
What we shipped, what broke, and the occasional customer number. One email a month.
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