A project management application is a web, mobile, or desktop application that enables users to plan and track projects. The app may include tools for creating a project schedule with milestones and tasks, assigning tasks to team members, setting due dates for tasks, and communicating with other users about assigned (or completed) tasks. The app may also include an interface for managing workflow within the organization using multiple projects at once.

Project management apps are very similar to task apps, but differ in that they’re used for managing large-scale projects and groups of people. Popular project management applications include Asana, Wrike, Trello, and Basecamp.

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Project management apps can grow rapidly by making it easy for existing users to invite new users. For example, users might share the app with each other if they are familiar with one another (for example, colleagues at the same company) or if they work on similar projects (for example, a team of software engineers working together on a large project). Other growth strategies include providing good mobile support and making it easy for team members to chat with each other through the app.

Project management apps face legal risks associated with the creation of non-compete agreements and employment contracts governing the relationship between a manager and employee. It is often recommended that you create a non-compete agreement for your app, including a provision stating that an employee may not use project management data or intellectual property from your company to compete with your business. Although this is not a regulatory requirement, it will help you to protect your IP. You should also consider creating an employment agreement with all employees, which includes a provision stating that the project manager has no right to use company information on competing projects after the term of employment ends.

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