AsyncStatus
6.1#21 in daily standup softwareFrom $9 a monthWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | AsyncStatus | Jell |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The product is presented for engineers, product managers, founders, and remote teams. | Jell describes itself as a collaboration tool for teams working asynchronously across time zones and country borders. |
| Integrations | The Basic plan lists Slack and GitHub integrations; the Startup and Enterprise plans include all integrations. | Jell says it integrates with Slack, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, and Jira. |
| Security | The privacy policy says personal information is protected within commercially acceptable means and notes that no electronic transmission or storage method is completely secure. | Jell says it uses physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard website data, while noting that internet transmission cannot be guaranteed secure. |
| Support | The plans list Basic support, Priority support, and Dedicated support for Basic, Startup, and Enterprise respectively. | Jell's support site offers a knowledge base and a form to submit a support ticket. |
AsyncStatus plans
- Basic$9 a month
- Startup$49 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Jell plans
- Essentials$4 a year
- Essentials$5 a month
- Advanced$8 a year
- Advanced$10 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick AsyncStatus if…
It suits engineering, product, and remote teams that want asynchronous updates generated from connected work activity. The Basic plan is limited to five users and two teams.
Pick Jell if…
Jell suits distributed or asynchronous teams that need recurring updates, goal tracking, and connected task views. It is available to teams using web, Android, or iOS.