TaskSpread's answer

TaskSpread combines the familiarity and flexibility of spreadsheets with the power of task management. Unlike traditional project management tools, it allows users to organize, filter, and track tasks in a fully customizable grid-based interface. This hybrid approach provides both structure and freedom, letting teams adapt workflows without being conf

Uspacy's answer:

Uspacy is an all-in-one concept that combines tools for team communication, collaboration and CRM while most products in the world are developing only for one function. Therefore, our online service completely covers the needs of companies that understand the need to organize their daily processes, but don’t want to use a lot of different products. They don’t want to have several accounts in the services and pay separately for using each of them. Within the single workspace of Uspacy, they can work together on tasks, create groups, and join the thematic discussions with colleagues. It’s possible to communicate using messages and exchange photos, files and documents in chats. They can manage sales and client relations, as well as create their own corporate social network with a newsfeed, posts, comments and likes. All of the listed above is available in one browser window.

TaskSpread's answer

A person should choose TaskSpread because it offers the simplicity of spreadsheets with advanced task management features. Users can collaborate in real time, track progress, and integrate tasks across multiple projects—all without switching between multiple apps. It’s particularly valuable for teams who need flexibility without losing oversight or structure.

Uspacy's answer:

Uspasy has a modern technological platform, well-developed scenarios, a pleasant interface, exceptional security and privacy, and the product is flexible enough. It’s easy to customize it according to the needs of users, and the use of a modern API-based architecture expands the possibilities of the space, enabling it for integration with other systems and services. In addition, it doesn’t matter the industry in which the clients work, the scale of their business, the structure of the company and the territorial location it has. Because we don’t just create international sites, but also constantly expand the physical presence of Uspacy in world markets, applying the Glocal concept. Therefore, we not only translate texts into the language of users, but also take into account the cultural and business characteristics of a specific country. In addition, Uspasy enables developers, integrators and sales consultants to promote their products and services with the help of partner program. The business model has proven itself well for the opportunity to create a business and develop it on the basis of honest and open cooperation, joining forces for a common goal.

TaskSpread's answer

The primary audience is teams and individuals who need a flexible, visually intuitive way to manage projects and tasks. This includes startups, small to mid-sized businesses, project managers, product teams, and freelancers who value customizability, transparency, and collaborative efficiency in their workflows.

Uspacy's answer:

The Uspacy team is focused on developing a product for small and medium-sized businesses as these clients have an urgent need to organize their company's processes, establish communication within teams and build convenient interaction with clients. We provide them with online tools that help to increase their efficiency by focusing on the result. In addition, our product can be used by anyone in any company, from sales managers to heads of companies and business owners.

TaskSpread's answer

TaskSpread was born from the idea that traditional task management tools were either too rigid or too complex. The founders wanted a solution that combined the familiarity of spreadsheets with modern task tracking, enabling teams to manage work their way—without sacrificing clarity or collaboration. The result is a tool that balances simplicity with powerful functionality.

Uspacy's answer:

The idea of developing Uspacy appeared in the spring of 2022. Four old friends, and now co-founders, decided to unite and develop a cool, unique product that would be known all over the world. We had a lot of experience working with similar sets of tools, so we clearly understood how these services are organized and what exactly users need. So we created a team and started our own way. Less than ten months later, a completely Ukrainian, but global, international product appeared, which we go on developing with consideration of the specifics of markets of presence. It helps businesses around the world to organize their daily work processes and promotes the development of an entrepreneurial culture through the use of modern online tools.

TaskSpread's answer

TaskSpread is built on modern web technologies

Uspacy's answer:

When developing Uspacy, we use modern technologies that meet today's requirements. In particular: — API-based architecture to expand the possibilities of space in the future. This is possible thanks to the open and documented API that we use ourselves; — advanced Kubernetes and KEDA mechanisms, thanks to which you can individually scale each of our services based on metrics from dozens of sources at the same time; — microservices that make the system more flexible and stable and ensure uninterrupted operation of sections.

And in order to guarantee users a high level of security, we use: — triple backup of user files for uninterrupted access to databases, even in case of physical destruction of the data center; — two-factor authentication (OTP) to protect the system from various threats, and employee data and important documentation from prying eyes; — digital protections: separate SSL certificates for each space, data encryption, 24/7 monitoring, hot backup and backup using Amazon Web Services tools.

TaskSpread's answer

While TaskSpread doesn’t publicly list all its clients, typical major customers include:

Startups managing product development Marketing teams at tech companies Remote collaboration teams across industries Freelancers and consultants managing multiple projects