Atono vs ClickUp

The clean, lean, and unstressed alternative.

ClickUp is good for
Less technical users across multiple departments
Users who want home-grown chat instead of Slack
Extensive features with open customization options

Atono is best for
Cross-functional development teams
Planning, building and running software projects
Focusing on the task at hand with a clean, intuitive UI
Keeping work in context, free from distractions
Transparent, modular pricing with a money-back satisfaction guarantee

ClickUp is good for	Atono is best for
Less technical users across multiple departments	Cross-functional development teams
Users who want home-grown chat instead of Slack	Planning, building and running software projects
Extensive features with open customization options	Focusing on the task at hand with a clean, intuitive UI
	Keeping work in context, free from distractions
	Transparent, modular pricing with a money-back satisfaction guarantee

Plan Features	Atono	ClickUp
Timelines Communicate plans with stakeholders
Timeboxes Group backlog items into fixed periods
Staleness Indicator Identify stalled items in workflow steps
Cycle Time Report Visualize cycle time trends of stories and bugs
Projected completion dates Estimation completion based on past performance
Build Features	Atono	ClickUp
Guided user story writing Use prompts and automatically suggested personas
Persistent acceptance criteria references Copy URLs to specific acceptance criteria
Customizable workflows Build processes that reflect how your team works
Run Features	Atono	ClickUp
Feature flags Toggle features from your stories or your browser
Feature flag slicing Segment users for tailored feature rollouts
Product usage Track usage by story or acceptance criteria
Improve Features	Atono	ClickUp
Attach context to bug reports Add media for bug context
Chrome extension for bug reporting Auto-capture contextual data for each bug as you test
Risk-based bug triage Evaluate probability and impact of new defects
Smart templates Guide bug reporters to include all crucial information

Timelines

Communicate plans with stakeholders

Atono

ClickUp

Timeboxes

Group backlog items into fixed periods

Atono

ClickUp

Staleness Indicator

Identify stalled items in workflow steps

Atono

ClickUp

Cycle Time Report

Visualize cycle time trends of stories and bugs

Atono

ClickUp

Projected completion dates

Estimation completion based on past performance

Atono

ClickUp

Guided user story writing

Use prompts and automatically suggested personas

Atono

ClickUp

Persistent acceptance criteria references

Copy URLs to specific acceptance criteria

Atono

ClickUp

Customizable workflows

Build processes that reflect how your team works

Atono

ClickUp

Feature flags

Toggle features from your stories or your browser

Atono

ClickUp

Feature flag slicing

Segment users for tailored feature rollouts

Atono

ClickUp

Product usage

Track usage by story or acceptance criteria

Atono

ClickUp

Attach context to bug reports

Add media for bug context

Atono

ClickUp

Chrome extension for bug reporting

Auto-capture contextual data for each bug as you test

Atono

ClickUp

Risk-based bug triage

Evaluate probability and impact of new defects

Atono

ClickUp

Smart templates

Guide bug reporters to include all crucial information

Atono

ClickUp

Trying new software can usually be a nightmare. It’s always tough to figure out where everything is. But with Atono, I actually found it pretty intuitive. Even when something didn’t make sense at first, it only took a minute of clicking around to get the hang of it.

Micaela Simpson

Software Engineer

One thing I definitely see Atono leading in is the feature flags.There are a lot of reasons why it’s useful—like, once you create a feature flag, you can just send it off to the product manager, and they can turn it on or off as needed without me having to get involved.

Bibiana Souza

Software Engineer

I like the predictive text feature when writing user stories. It encourages people to use it, which is especially helpful for those who aren't familiar with writing them. It's a great way for new product owners to jump in and start creating stories right away.

Alex Minev

Design Principal