Redbooth vs. Tabillo

Redbooth is fantastic for freelance artists, small businesses, or even larger companies. It's versatile and can handle and help you stay organized. IT has replaced most every other tool we use to stay up to date on projects, keep track of tasks, and use it for a proofing space. It may not be good if you aren't a freelancer or someone who has many tasks to complete. It seems best when there's at least 2 people in the company.

Incentivized

• It's well suited for simple data base applications: simple and fast to put together.
• It's not as well suited if an application requires more complex logics/queries.

• Desktop sharing.
• Good audio and video quality.

Incentivized

• Extremely easy to learn
• Fast to create
• Easy to modify
• Build powerful applications with very little effort
• Absolutely no coding involved

• It is not an application to store large amounts of documentation.
• Having a lot of information can make it cumbersome to get some tasks.
• It's a tool created for fast management and communication. At the moment, when accumulating tasks, it can be a total mess.

Incentivized

• Cannot modify the user interface (it's generated automatically)
• Does not support more advanced concepts

I’ve never actually used their support - I think that in and of itself says something about the product.

Incentivized

The overall interface, hour tracking, Gantt charts and integrations with Google Drive make Redbooth the best choice for our company.

Incentivized

• Tabillo requires almost no knowledge to use compared to MS Access but cannot build complex applications.
• Tabillo & Salesforce are both simple to learn and use but Tabillo will allow other than sales-centric types of applications to be created (more flexible).

• Saves times of having to sort through email.

Incentivized

• Major improvement within our organization in terms of sharing vital up-to-date information