Acunote vs Pivotal Tracker vs Targetprocess

Tracker Story- simple story editing and drag-and-drop prioritization;Velocity and Emergent Iterations- Tracker calculates future iterations automatically, based on historical performance.;Release and Scope Management- Completion dates are calculated automatically, based on velocity - your live measure of historical performance. See impact on scope as new stories are added immediately, and move stories around easily via drag and drop as priorities change.;Simple, Effective Workflow- Jump right into your project with a simple workflow that emphasizes rapid delivery and lots of feedback.;Feedback Loop- A Tracker story is only considered done when accepted by the project's customer. This creates a constant feedback loop, starting in the very first iteration;Focus on MVP- Focus on delivering stories and shipping working software often are tightly woven into the fabric of Tracker.;Visualize Progress- Keep an eye on your project with Tracker's built-in charts, including release burn-down, iteration burn-up, story type breakdown, and historical velocity.;Real-time Collaboration- virtual team room, story comments, attach mockups, organize stories by labels;iOS App- Your backlog, icebox, and other panels are all exactly where you'd expect from using the Pivotal Tracker website.

Projects- You use projects to split the work between multiple teams or departments.;Sprints- A sprint will contain list of tasks that you expect to finish in this time.;Backlog- Backlog is like a sprint, except it doesn't have dates, so it's always in the future. When you are ready to work on some tasks in Backlog you move them to the next sprint.;Tasks- Tasks store your work description, status, estimate and remaining time, comments, attachments, due dates, dependencies and more.;Analytics- You can view analytics for a sprint in the right sidebar. You'll see a burndown chart and predictions for when the work will be done. They give you easy-to-read information on work getting done, warn you early when things are not going right.;Area Burndown- You can use area burndown chart to see whether your project will really get finished.;Wiki- Acunote includes a wiki, both for each project and for details of each task. You can use GUI editor to format text, or use our wiki language directly. The wikis supports product management workflow for writing and maintaining requirement documents and dashboards.;Access Control- If you are a consulting company, or if you need to for some other reason, you can restrict access to projects to only some users;Timeline- Every operation in Acunote is recorded. You can see who did what and when on the Timeline page. You can also get email notifications for changes using News Feed.;Keyboard Shortcuts- Many operations in Acunote can be controlled with keyboard.

Kanban boards — create many boards to plan and track things;Boards features — swimlanes, WIP limits, batch drag and drop cards, sort cards, filter cards;Scrum — burn down charts, iteration planning and tracking, task boards;Cards dependency tracking;Dashboards and custom graphical reports;Cards customization — see what you need on cards;Timelines — see progress on a timeline view;Multi-Teams and Multi-Projects — run many projects and manage many teams;REST API;Integrations with Git, Subversion, Bugzilla, Email, TFS, Selenium, NUnit, JUnit;Live updates;iOS app;Android app