What is Condution?
It is a wonderful electron app built to create a perfectly easy task-management dashboard that's powerful, yet also simple. Create and share workspaces, filter tasks by tags and projects, and manage task dependencies — all with an intuitive cross-platform application.
Condution is a tool in the Task Management category of a tech stack.
Condution is an open source tool with 350 GitHub stars and 14 GitHub forks. Here’s a link to Condution's open source repository on GitHub
Who uses Condution?
Developers
Condution's Features
- Easy task-management
- Powerful dashboard
- Open-source
- Filters and perspectives
- Collaborative workspaces
Condution Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to Condution?
Evernote
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Todoist
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OneNote
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Dropbox Paper
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Google Keep
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