Customer Reviews (8)
Angela G.
Powerful but Overly Complex
We switched from Trello to Jira because we needed more robust issue tracking for our dev team, and while Jira offers lots of customization, the interface often felt clunky and overwhelming, especially for non-technical members. Compared to Asana, which is much simpler and more intuitive, Jira's learning curve was steep and slowed down onboarding. However, its powerful reporting and integration options are a big plus that we didn’t get elsewhere. Overall, I appreciate the depth but wish it was easier to use day-to-day.
Milan F.
Improved tracking and collaboration
Our team of about 12 switched to Jira a few months ago after management pushed for a more structured way to track tasks. Getting everyone on board was a bit rough at first since some folks found the interface overwhelming, but once we settled into the workflows, collaboration definitely improved. We can easily see who’s working on what, and the ability to comment directly on issues keeps communication clear without endless email threads. Overall, it’s made project updates and accountability much smoother across the board.
Takeshi A.
Powerful but Overwhelming
Switched from Trello and Asana, and Jira felt more powerful for tracking complex projects, but its interface can get overwhelming quickly. It’s great if you need lots of customization, but if you want something simple, it might slow you down.
Cooper C.
Great for complex workflows
Tried Trello and Asana before, but Jira handled our complex workflows way better. The setup was a bit tricky at first, but once running, it’s solid for tracking issues and team collaboration.
Betty H.
Best for dev teams
Switched from Trello and Asana because Jira handles complex workflows way better for our dev team. The learning curve was a bit steep, but once set up, tracking bugs and sprints feels way more organized.
Barthelemy R.
Great for team tracking
Our team of about 10 started using Jira last year after management pushed for better tracking of tasks. Getting everyone on board took a few weeks, but once we settled in, it really helped with visibility and keeping communication clear. The integration with other tools we use made collaboration smoother overall.
Jocelyn A.
Reliable and Improving Over Time
Started using this about 5 years ago, and honestly, it’s gotten way smoother and more intuitive over time. Still some quirks here and there, but it’s reliable for tracking everything our team throws at it.
Sophie E.
Best for complex workflows
I switched to Jira after trying Trello and Asana for project management, and it really stood out because of how customizable the workflows are. Trello felt too simplistic for our complex projects, and Asana lacked the depth in issue tracking that we needed. Jira’s ability to integrate with development tools and generate detailed reports made a big difference for our team’s productivity. That said, the interface can be a bit overwhelming at first, which slowed onboarding for some team members.