Find a better fit for your team.
Start with a tool you know. Compare what the alternatives are built for, where they run and what you give up when you switch.
Browse all guides16 guides across your team's toolkit
- 1Choose your current tool
- 2Compare fit and limitations
- 3Pilot your shortlist
Which tool are you replacing?
16 guides
Chat & virtual offices
5Slack
7 options comparedTeam conversations, with a deployment you can choose.
Microsoft Teams · Mattermost · Zulip · +4
Read the guideMicrosoft Teams
7 options comparedCompare chat, meetings and the tools around them.
Slack · Google Workspace (Chat + Meet) · Zoom Workplace · +4
Read the guideMicrosoft 365
6 options comparedChoose who operates your office suite and where data lives.
openDesk · Nextcloud Hub · Proton for Business · +3
Read the guideSelf-hosted Slack
6 options comparedRun team messaging on infrastructure you operate.
Mattermost · Zulip · Rocket.Chat · +3
Read the guideGather Town
3 options comparedA virtual office that suits your team's working day.
WorkAdventure · Kumospace · Polybase
Read the guideProjects & tasks
3Jira
7 options comparedIssue tracking that fits the way your team ships.
Linear · OpenProject · ClickUp · +4
Read the guideAsana
7 options comparedPlan projects, dependencies and the work between teams.
monday.com · ClickUp · Wrike · +4
Read the guidemonday.com
6 options comparedChoose how much work management you actually need.
Asana · ClickUp · OpenProject · +3
Read the guideDocs & wikis
2Tables & databases
1Files & storage
2Google Drive
6 options comparedChoose where files live and how your team shares them.
Nextcloud · Microsoft OneDrive · Dropbox · +3
Read the guideGoogle Shared Drives
4 options comparedKeep team files accessible when people and projects change.
Seafile · Polybase · Microsoft SharePoint · +1
Read the guideVideo meetings
2Useful differences. Clear limitations. Sources you can check.
Published by Polybase, which is included in this guide. We compare documented capabilities and limitations. This is a documentation review, not a hands-on benchmark.
Direct alternatives for this job come first, followed by specialist tools and broader workspaces. The order is an editorial reading guide; the right choice depends on your requirements.
Documentation and primary sources