We need access to your Trello account in order to import your boards into Kerika. We will use this access only for importing your boards.
The access will last only 1 hour and we will not be able to make any changes to any of your Trello boards.
If this is OK, please continue to Trello's authorization screen.
Asana offers some file-picking capability, but that's about it: it doesn't really integrate with your Google Apps, and your files are stored in Asana-land (wherever that is). You cannot be sure that your organization's security and content management policies are being enforced uniformly.
Kerika meshes with Google. Sign up using your Google ID, and Kerika will store your files in your own Google account, where they can be managed using your security and content management policies. You can even create new Google documents from inside Kerika, and have your Kerika due dates show up with your Google Calendar.
The bottom line: If you are already using Google Apps, Kerika slides right in. You don't have to worry about managing your users, or where your files are being stored.
Kerika is flexible. Use Kanban boards or Whiteboards, whatever works best for you.
Use both: every item on a Kerika Task Board can have multiple canvases attached to it, and each canvas can have more canvases embedded within it. There's no limit to what you can get done.
The bottom line: Kerika supports you the way you want to work. So everyone can be productive, no matter how different the teams are.
Asana adds complexity as your needs grow. What starts off as an overwhelming user experience just gets worse as you try to manage multiple projects. Their design puts more and more of the management burden on your shoulders as you try to get more done.
Kerika scales smoothly from one to infinity. It doesn't matter whether your board is small or large; you never feel lost or out of control. Highlights help you manage large boards, and Views help you see at a glance everything that needs your attention, across dozens of ongoing projects. (Asana doesn't have anything like it.)
The bottom line: you can use Kerika for your personal task management, or to work in large teams. Kerika's Views & Highlights will make sure you are always on top of everything that matters. Kerika scales when you need your tools to do more. So all your teams can get more done.
No one else thinks global, the way we do. All our competitors assume that people are always located together, and that team collaboration is always real-time. They don't understand the rhythm of distributed teams, with everyone juggling multiple responsibilities with limited overlap in working hours.
Kerika was built for global teams; our own team has been global from Day One. We have a deep understanding how the collaboration challenge is different for global teams. We know how to avoid misunderstandings (like when does "today" end for a global team?) and how task management needs to work when everyone isn't in the same room at the same time.
The bottom line: Kerika makes sure everyone is always on the same page, no matter where they are located. So it doesn't matter if your team is crammed into one big room, or spread out over one big Earth.
Asana was built by geeks, for geeks. And that's true for all our other competitors as well: you get a user experience that makes sense for the IT folks but turns off everyone else in the organization. The end result: a few folks may like using Asana, but everyone else sticks with emails.
Kerika was designed for you. We want to enable everyone to use Kanban and Whiteboards, without needing any special training or certifications. Not just the specialists, but regular folks – folks like you.
The bottom line: Kerika will be easier for everyone in your organization to adopt, regardless of their background, job function, or title. Kerika will actually get used every day, by everyone.