Lean-to is a project management application that intends to be extremely easy to use. If you give it a try, you’ll discover it has a really intuitive interface that makes for the instant creation of projects and the assignment of tasks. And once tasks have been allocated, they can be tracked in quite an effortless way. The performance of each individual member can be monitored, iterations can be planned, bugs can be captured and duly eliminated… the idea is to give the team manager a comprehensive understanding of what his people are doing at all times, no matter where they happen to be located.
And it goes without saying that Lean-to comes with a built-in messaging platform that lets users attach files to their every communication, and have them stored in the cloud for as long as they need afterwards.
Lean-to is a paid application, but you can try it for free. Trial accounts come with support for one project and one user.
And just in case, these are some other project management tools that are quite similar to Lean-to, but that come at different costs: Panmind, Freedcamp and ProjectFork. (Freedcamp is actually completely free to use.)
Lean-To.com In Their Own Words
With Lean-to it is easy to capture, track, prioritize, and plan your project without a lot of extraneous noise to get in your way.
Some Questions About Lean-To.com
Isn’t the free version of the site too limited for its own good? 
