As the title says, we got tired of constantly switching apps during development, planning and delivery. This is one of the main reasons we built Lyniti. This all started as a sideproject for our other development projects, but has since kinda grew to be a bit bigger. The tools we used were good at one or two things, but they often lacked a feature we needed or the flow didn't feel natural and fast. The usual answer was to add another app. One for projects. One for files. One for team chat. One for clients. Another for the bookkeeping. We did not want our team to spend the day moving between apps or trying to keep them in sync. We wanted one place to manage projects and the business around them. I’m part of the team behind this, and the video shows the basics behind how it works. [lyniti.com](lyniti.com) We plan to improve the app constantly whenever we will find bottleneck points, because we believe that workflow does not need to be the difficult part.

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