Feature 01
Product Tasks
Manage backlog, features, fixes, and releases in one system — see progress from idea to launch.

Easylim helps startups coordinate tasks, priorities, and launch new features in a single workspace — simple, fast, and without unnecessary meetings.
Built for

By the numbers
2 min
from idea to backlog
Easylim AI
+40%
feature delivery speed
customer data
1 workspace
product + ops + investors
2025 survey
Startups change daily — Easylim keeps the team aligned even during the most dynamic changes.
Feature 01
Manage backlog, features, fixes, and releases in one system — see progress from idea to launch.

Feature 02
Assign tasks, discuss solutions, and keep everyone on the same page — without endless messenger chaos.

Feature 03
Understand where the team spends time and how it impacts product growth speed.

Feature 04
Divide teams into separate projects, e.g., development and marketing.

Organizes backlog, MVP features, and user tests — team sees clear progress and never loses ideas.

Maintains control over multiple streams simultaneously: product, marketing, investments — all in sync.

Deep dive
5 chapters
A startup doesn't have bureaucracy yet, but it already has problems: the founder is carrying 47 things in their head, ops is on fire, hiring is two months behind, and five SaaS subscriptions are quietly chewing through runway. Here's how to set up Easylim for a team under 15: one dashboard instead of five tools, a lightweight 90-day roadmap, a hiring pipeline that survives 10× growth, and where Easylim is still too much (or already not enough).
Розділ
A founder needs one dashboard they open first thing every morning. Not six tabs, not three apps. One. On it: at most 4 tasks for today, runway in weeks, and the three quarterly OKRs with % progress.
Why 4? Because any fifth item on a daily list is a lie. You'll context-switch, you'll bump it to tomorrow. 4 × 5 working days = 20 a week. Try to fit more and customer calls, investor demos, and shipping code stop happening.
In Easylim, create a personal project "Today" with a filter `assigned to me + due today` and pin it as your home page. Beside it, two widgets: a runway calculator (cash / burn) and OKR progress. That's the entire morning view with your coffee.
Today's 4 things
Runway
14 wk
+2 deals = +6 weeks
Q3 OKRs
MRR · $14k
Active users · 220
Churn < 4%
Розділ
A startup roadmap is not a 47-page PRD. It's six epics for the quarter, each one understandable in 30 seconds — "Onboarding revamp", "Billing v2 · Stripe", "API · public beta". If you have to explain the title, it's not an epic, it's a vague idea.
6 is empirical. Fewer means you're not ambitious enough for a startup that's supposed to 10× in a year. More means you're spreading focus and nothing reaches "done". For 3 months × 5–6 people × ~2 epics per head, ~30 person-epics is already the upper bound.
In Easylim use the Gantt view with simple compression: months only, no weeks, no dependencies. Dependencies on a startup are brittle by design — priorities shift every two weeks. Keep epics independent.
Розділ
After Series A, a typical startup has to double headcount in 6 months. That's 12 → 25, ~13 new hires; at a ~3% funnel conversion (3 of every 100 candidates reach offer) you're processing 400+ candidates. Without structure, the founder runs 30 interviews a week and stops writing code.
In Easylim, create one project "Hiring Q4" with a list per open role (Senior Engineer, Growth Lead, Customer Success). Each candidate is a card with fields: source, stage (applied / phone screen / on-site / offer), reviewer, decision deadline.
The metric that matters is not "interviews done" — it's average time-to-offer. Past 21 days, top candidates take competing offers. Easylim shows cycle time per role, so you can see where the funnel stalls (phone screen? on-site?) and where to intervene.
Headcount target
+13 in 90 days
Розділ
A typical 10-person startup pays for: Trello ($60/mo), Notion ($80/mo), Loom ($80/mo), FigJam ($30/mo), Calendly ($50/mo). Total $300/mo, $3,600/year, five separate logins and five separate invoices.
Easylim covers all five: Kanban, pages and docs, screen recording, whiteboard, and scheduling. ~$36/month on a team plan, one login, one bill.
Savings on a 10-person startup: $3,000+/year. The bigger win is less context-switching: a designer doesn't drop a Figma link into Notion, doesn't duplicate the task in Trello, doesn't paste a summary in Loom. One workspace, one link, one history.
Trello
boards
Notion
docs
Loom
screen recs
FigJam
whiteboards
Calendly
scheduling
Easylim
all 5 jobs · $0–$36/mo · one login
Розділ
If you're two people still doing discovery, Easylim is overkill. Stay on Google Docs + Whatsapp; don't pay anyone. Before product-market fit there are no processes, only noise.
If you're 5–15 people shipping features, Easylim is the sweet spot. One tool, one bill, full visibility for everyone. Don't get tangled in five SaaS or hire an ops person prematurely.
If you're 50+ doing enterprise-grade deployments, Easylim may start feeling tight. Look at medium business or the enterprise setup. But don't jump to Jira before you actually need it — configuring Jira at startup stage costs four weeks of founder time.
Easylim connects to the apps your team already lives in.
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