TeamWork.com vs Wrike

Tasks are grouped in task lists and can have subtasks. Each task list can be assigned to a particular set of users, aligned with a milestone and have notes. Each task in the task list can have a description, a start and a due date, attachments, priority, manually set progress, followers, dependencies, be assigned to a particular set of users and set to repeat. Each subtask has the same configurable properties except instead of the ability to assign people, subtasks can be commented on.

It's possible to limit projects only to the necessary features so that unnecessary functionality doesn't get in the way and clutter up the interface.

Gantt charts, calendar and an easy overview of huge amount tasks.

Wrike helps you organize all the tasks and jobs you have to do and tasks can easily be shared between team members.

You can create tasks via email or update task by email as each individual task can be directly targeted (each task is associated to a specific email address)

You can describe a process in detail (every individual step, linked together). You then attach your template to a form. When a user fills the form, the full template is instantiated with all the parameters required for that instance of the process. Roles are attributed. And using the declared subtask dependencies and the due date of the process, Wrike computes a retro planning and tells you when the process should be started.

List, table, Timeline (Gantt chart), Stream, Timelog.

Hierarchy of folders, project, tasks, subtask.

Producteev was in advance of its time for years. And yet, after it had been bought by Jive Software a couple of years ago, the development of the tool stopped. Wrike does everything that Producteev does, and much much more.