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How Progress compares

Compare Progress to Notion, Monday.com, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, DocuSign, Zoom, Loom, and more — see why teams pick one all-in-one project workspace over a stack of separate tools.

Project management

Progress vs Notion

A flexible canvas you build vs. a project workspace that's ready out of the box.

Progress vs Trello

A simple board vs. that same board plus the rest of the project.

Progress vs Asana

Deep task workflows vs. the whole project in one place.

Progress vs ClickUp

Endlessly configurable vs. opinionated and ready to use.

Progress vs Monday.com

A build-it-yourself Work OS vs. a workspace that's already assembled.

Progress vs Jira

Built for engineering rituals vs. a workspace any team can use on day one.

Progress vs Linear

Purpose-built for shipping code vs. a workspace for cross-functional teams.

Progress vs Basecamp

Calm and minimal vs. modern all-in-one with the board, video, and AI teams expect.

Progress vs Smartsheet

A spreadsheet-style grid vs. a visual, collaboration-first workspace.

Progress vs Airtable

No schema to design — a board, docs, chat, and meetings already wired together.

E-signatures

Progress vs DocuSign

The signature is one moment in a project. Progress keeps the rest of the project attached to it.

Progress vs PandaDoc

A dedicated document platform vs. signatures built into the whole project.

Meetings

Progress vs Zoom

A great video call vs. that same call inside the project it's about.

Progress vs Whereby

A great meeting room vs. that same meeting room inside the rest of the project.

AI meeting notes

Progress vs Granola

The best AI notepad, or notes that live where the work does?

Progress vs Fathom

The meeting — and its notes — where the work already lives.

Team chat

Progress vs Slack

A messaging hub bolted to other tools vs. chat that sits beside the work.

Progress vs Microsoft Teams

Chat built for an enterprise ecosystem vs. chat built into the project.

Progress vs Discord

A great place to hang out vs. a great place to get client work done.

Screen recording

Progress vs Loom

A great recording link vs. that same recording inside the project it's about.

Progress vs Vidyard

A video platform built for sales teams vs. recordings built into the project they're about.

Voice notes

Progress vs Otter.ai

A dedicated transcription tool vs. transcripts that live inside the project they're about.

Progress vs Voicenotes

A brilliant personal voice recorder vs. voice notes that live inside the project they're about.

Whiteboards

Progress vs Miro

The deepest whiteboard on the market vs. a whiteboard that lives inside the rest of the project.

Progress vs FigJam

A brilliant whiteboard vs. a whiteboard that lives inside the rest of the project.

Docs & wikis

Progress vs Coda

Docs that become apps vs. docs that live inside the whole project.

Progress vs Slite

A dedicated knowledge base vs. documents that live inside the project.

Scheduling

Progress vs Cal.com

A best-in-class booking link vs. that same booking link plus everywhere the client goes after they book.

Progress vs Acuity Scheduling

A dedicated appointments platform vs. a booking page that opens straight into the project.

File storage

Progress vs Dropbox

A dedicated storage platform vs. files that live inside the project they belong to.

One workspace per project

The whole project in one place — board, notes, chat, calendar, and more.

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