FoodMaven sells high-quality local, oversupplied and out-of-spec food from distributors, manufacturers and producers to restaurants and institutional kitchens via their online marketplace. The company ensures any rescued food that is not sold gets donated to local nonprofit partners or sent to environmentally conscious alternatives. FoodMaven is good for profits, good for people and good for the planet.

Clear Fasting is a remote company that cares about people’s health by providing a fasting app that is better than any diet. The app helps to track users’ fasts and get more about correct fasting.
Clear Fasting has recently begun to utilize Hygger to choose the right features and improvements, plan update cycles and manage their small but active team. We’ve asked some quick questions to get more info about the company and our collaboration.

The main concern with swapping to the new software was familiarity. Because you can use Hygger like you use Trello, the transition was painless. So we had something that worked like Trello, with more features, for a better price, and with excellent customer support.

Hygger is simple, cost-effective, combines the most important features needed for software development. It saves us time while developing new features of our service.

1. The Backlog board. When you have a lot of tasks, and you pass them from backlog to the development, that’s the main characteristic of Hygger for us.
2. Then the time logs.
3. And a Roadmap.

We tried Trello, Bitrix, and so many different kinds of other project management tools. The biggest reason that we came back to Hygger is that we can value what’s important to us. Me and my partner created a value scale, depending on what board and what project we’re doing.

We trialed other PM tools before settling on Hygger, but we either found them overly complex and confusing or lacking in certain features. Hygger is a good balance of useful features and complex functionality with an intuitive interface.

Our team used various PM tools previously, such as Asana and Trello. We come upon Hygger and found it a clear and practical solution for our needs. The division of the project on different boards helps us to organize the work better.
We choose Hygger for its better structure and division. And it’s a pretty simple tool.