DeskAway was recently reviewed by 20:20 Social a social business strategy firm based in India. They provide solutions for Indian and international clients.

We found the interface easy to use, clean and inviting. It was easy to get started without really digging deep into the How To tutorial /video and it was nice to see how tips and tutorials were generously placed on various pages but with the option of closing them all in one go in case you felt confident of finding your way around independently.

Always feel that a tabbed view makes an app largely clutter free and easy to navigate and at the same time allows a lot of features to be packaged in well. DeskAway scores high marks on this account and makes good use of a tabbed UI and frames.

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Thanks Abha and the 20:20 Social team!

DeskAway was reviewed by CMS Wire last weekend. CMS Wire is a blog about content management and other related fields with more than 7K subscribers and a couple of thousand twitter followers. They have appreciated our less expensive rates compared to other softwares. We appreciate the support!

Thanks Chelsi Nakano and CMS Wire Team!

On Software a blog that reviews software and web applications, recently reviewed DeskAway.

The website is very intuitive. It’ll hardly take you a few minutes to get everything up and running, but if you get stuck at some point, you can always watch one of DeskAway’s video tutorials.

Thanks On Software team!

DeskAway got reviewed on Smashing Apps last Friday. Smashing Apps is a very popular blog for web designers and developers. They have almost half a million feed subscribers and a couple of thousand twitter followers. Blogger reviews and tweets are still pouring in about this review

Thanks Smashing Apps!

Steve Hall, a web designer from Australia lists DeskAway as one of the 10 essential tools to run your online business. Some of the other tools are Google Analytics, Wordpress, Google Alerts etc.

Have you got a bunch of projects that you are working on. Maybe you are part of a team working on projects. Deskaway is a great way to manage your tasks and projects so that you can keep track of what needs to be done when and by whom.

I use it because it helps to keep me focussed on what I am supposed to be doing at the moment, and it gives me a clear picture of exactly what I have on my plate at the moment.

If you ever find that you spend a lot of time thinking about how much you have to do and not so much time actually doing it, then Deskaway is a great way to get focussed on doing what needs to be done.