While JuggleMyStuff possesses simple project management capabilities, it doesn't support Gantt charts or detailed management reports suitable for managing complex or long-term projects (typically ones that last longer than a year).
JuggleMyStuff's to-dos and projects should suffice for light-duty organizing. The document-sharing capabilities can help a geographically dispersed team collaborate on projects more effectively. The flexible reminder system keeps a mobile work force apprised of new developments, even when team members are out of the office.
JuggleMyStuff could appeal to Basecamp users who want more reminder options, greater in-depth reporting, and a more capable calendar than that service delivers.
JuggleMyStuff's free plan permits up to three users, three projects, three documents, 3MB of online storage, 30 to-dos, and an unlimited number of calendar events. The Personal Plan ($5 per month) supports an unlimited number of users, 500MB of storage, ten projects, ten documents, and 100 to-dos. Other plans offer progressively greater capacities at prices that top out at $139 per month (for 50GB of online storage and unlimited everything else). The company offers 30-day free trials for its paid plans and a 25 percent discount for those who pre-pay for a year's subscription.
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