Project Plan 365

The price is not an issue, I have purchased them.. but when I want to use them in my MacBookPro… the notification of “YOUR FREE TRIAL IS OVER” keeps annoying.. is this a scam????

Sorry it would help if you were straight forward about costs. Instead you have to download to figure that out.

On an Ipad Pro M1, latest OS and latest PP365. User Interface has been dramatically improved. Predecessor/successor entries work as expected now. (2fs, 2ss, etc. for dependencies entries). Outdent/Indent (demote/promote) now works nicely (tab and shift tab that you’d use in MS Project can’t be used, but it’s an iPad user interface and the outdent/indent buttons on top work well. All the bugs seen a year ago as the app originally tuned for a Mac Desktop interface didn’t like touch interface of an iPad are gone. Still doesn’t offer Saving a File to icloud, so if you want to save there, you will still have to save to local device (default folder is DOCUMENTS), then use Filer to move the file to the iCloud. All the other industry standard cloud storage environments are available (dropbox, onedrive, etc.). Import and Export from/to MPP works flawlessly now. All the fields expected stay intact. Auto-Save will post the latest version (I have AS set to every 5 minutes) to a subfolder named RECOVERY. This is working nicely now (prior the folder was being created named RECORVERY). Being able to create tasks and subtasks quickly, without being forced to fill out all the additional columns, and then go back to do all that additional work later was buggy a year ago, but is now working nicely. Like I mentioned, a lot of user interface and feature/function improvements for the IOS platform! The Online HELP web site screens now have far more content for IOS/IPAD OS than they did before. Glad to see that! File/Print - this is still buggy. When you select Save to Files, a popup flashes and vanishes. So this still needs work. There is a work around. Instead of Print to PDF, choose Print. That brings up the iPad OS print view. Use two fingers to expand the left column’s page icons and that trick lets you now save as a PDF to a File or other destinations. This is about the only way to get any sort of a GANTT chart printed, but the formatting of the GANTT is a bit messed up. So again, there’s more work needed there. Other Reports though seem to work but certain reports will require a Business License (I still don’t grasp this tiered approach. As an individual PM, i use this so I don’t have to carry around an 5+ pound laptop while traveling. Developer should really just make all the reports and views available to any licensed user (whether individual or business). I don’t have 5 staff and I’d rather pay a SMALL bump to get ALL the reports and functions available rather than leap into a business license model). NOTE to Developers: Most of us using your app are doing so for more freedom via iPad as Individuals. Don’t keep limiting key pieces of reports and graphics to businesses. Most businesses will demand we use SmartSheets or MS Project within company networks and laptops, so you’re not going to see many (or any?) business licenses surface. Stop limiting this and you’ll see more individual licenses and NEW USERS signing up! The Bar, Column, Pie chart capabilities seem to work. Haven’t tried to actually export or print them yet though. Bottom line: If you need to import an MPP, it works. If you need to export an MPP, CSV, etc., it works. So the freedom I now get using this app on my iPad Pro M1 is extremely helpful and worth the license fees (but I still don’t see the justification for Business License bumps). Another glitch: There is no Agile nor Kanban type of capability built into the iPad OS version (this version). So any reference to Agile and Kanban you may read in product description or on web page is solely for the MAC version.