GNOME Planner vs Stackfield : Which is Better?

GNOME Planner

GNOME Planner is a cross-platform project management tool based on the Work breakdown structure (WBS). Developed by Richard Hult and Mikael Hallendal, Imendio

License: Open Source

Categories: Business & Commerce

Apps available for Windows Linux

Stackfield

Stackfield provides end-to-end encrypted communication and collaboration with tasks, documents and projects for business teams. Developed by Stackfield

License: Freemium

Categories: Business & Commerce File Management Network & Admin Office & Productivity Security & Privacy Social & Communications

Apps available for Online

GNOME Planner VS Stackfield Feature comparision

Feature	GNOME Planner	Stackfield
Gantt-charts
Task Management
Document sharing
Kanban boards
Checklists
Content Filtering
Recurring tasks
Dependency Tracking
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Support for Kanban Boards
Content Templates
File sharing
Apps that Sync with Google Calendar
Team Collaboration
Custom templates
Accurate
User interface
Custom columns
Dependencies
Resource monitoring
Project Analysis
Custom data fields
Scrum boards
Built-in Commenting System
Mind Map view
Customizable
Import Microsoft Project files
Collaborative
Encrypted chat
Encrypted Notes
End-to-end encryption
Group chat
AES encryption
Encryption
End-to-End Encryption
File management
File transfer
Group Mail
Real time collaboration
Task tracking
Todos
Group collaboration
Multi Channel
Built-in File Manager
Employee Time Tracking
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Hierarchical structure
Infinite hierarchical depth
Export to OPML
Notetaking
Subtasks
Multi-project management
Bug reporting
Project Organization
Workflow
Works Offline
Chat
Support for IMAP