Finally, project management that just works

While other tools overwhelm you with features, Breeze focuses on what matters: helping your team get things done without the complexity.

Trello Trello is great for personal to-dos, but Breeze is built for real teamwork. You get progress tracking, timelines, and clearer visibility across projects. Compare Breeze and Trello
Basecamp Basecamp keeps things basic. Breeze adds structure with boards, lists, and timelines that make organizing work much easier. Compare Breeze and Basecamp
Asana Asana can feel overwhelming. Breeze is quicker to learn and keeps things clean and focused so your team stays productive. Compare Breeze and Asana
Monday.com Monday has lots of features but can get cluttered. Breeze gives you just what you need to manage work without the noise. Compare Breeze and Monday.com
ClickUp ClickUp has a lot of features nobody uses or needs. Breeze is simpler - everything works out of the box so you can get started right away. Compare Breeze and ClickUp
Notion Notion is flexible, but Breeze is purpose-built for managing projects. Tasks, teams, and deadlines are easier to track. Compare Breeze and Notion
Jira Jira is complex and technical. Breeze is simple, visual, and doesn't require training to use effectively. Compare Breeze and Jira
Wrike Wrike offers advanced features, but Breeze keeps things easy and focused. You don't need a manual to get going. Compare Breeze and Wrike
Airtable Airtable works like a spreadsheet. Breeze gives you visual boards and better tools to actually manage projects from start to finish. Compare Breeze and Airtable
Teamwork Teamwork is detailed, but can be too much. Breeze gives you a straightforward way to plan and track projects without the bulk. Compare Breeze and Teamwork
Podio Podio is flexible but needs a lot of setup. Breeze is ready to use, with a clean layout that helps your team stay on track. Compare Breeze and Podio

Why teams choose Breeze

Breeze has been the only project management tool I've been able to get multiple teams to adopt at my many companies and projects - where everyone seems to be happy.

Quite simply the easiest but most versatile project management tool you'll ever use.

Carstend Dietz avatar Carstend Dietz, GovSpend
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Questions about switching to Breeze

Why choose Breeze over Asana or Monday.com?

Breeze keeps things simple and clean. While Asana and Monday can feel overwhelming with too many features, Breeze gives you just what you need to get work done without the clutter.

Is Breeze easier to learn than other tools?

Yes. Most people get started right away without training. Unlike complex tools like Jira or ClickUp that require manuals, Breeze works how you'd expect it to work.

What if I'm currently using Trello?

Trello is great for simple lists, but Breeze adds timelines, progress tracking, and better team visibility. You keep the simplicity but get much more useful project insights.

How much does Breeze cost compared to other tools?

Breeze is $9 per person per month with everything included. Many other tools start cheap but charge extra for features you actually need. With Breeze, you get the full package upfront.

Can I migrate my data from another tool?

Yes, you can import from Trello, Asana, and other tools. Our support team can help you move your projects over, so you don't lose any work when you switch.

What makes Breeze different from Basecamp or Notion?

Breeze is built specifically for project management. While Basecamp is very basic and Notion tries to do everything, Breeze focuses on helping teams manage projects really well.

Do I get the same features as expensive enterprise tools?

You get everything you need for project management - boards, timelines, time tracking, reports, and team collaboration. No need to pay enterprise prices for features most teams never use.

Can I try Breeze before switching from my current tool?

Absolutely. Start a free 14-day trial with no credit card required. You can test it with your team and see how it compares to your current tool before making any commitment.