Brief: Team Collaboration Tool for Android

The problem with Slack is that you have a different username and login for each of your teams. Brief however takes a different approach, adopting a universal log in model that will allow users to be found and added to any 'hub' easily, and reduce log-in madness that Slack has. Not only that, but it brings to bear all the features that Slack typically gets used for in terms of collaboration, without requiring further integrations. Yet integrations are still on their roadmap. Time will tell if this approach will work. I for one hope it does. It will need adoption to reach its full potential, but even if adoption is relatively small it is only one more log in for people to consider, not 50, so... there's a glimmer of hope. I work with a LOT of people as a consultant, and would gladly replace Slack for something like this, I don't want to have to remember all the teams I belong to, and re-tool every Slack client to match my current workload for the rest of my professional life. if I could just log into Slack once, and have access to all the teams I am a part of that would be great... but it doesn't work that way... Brief could work that way if it has the oportunity to grow up. I like it! I'd give 5 stars, but the last star is one to grow on, which I hope it does.

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Our Enterprise has a great need for what this COULD be, and hopefully is already planned to be as there is an Enterprise-level pricing that hasn't been launched yet. I worry that the target product is going to try to compete with products like Microsoft Teams. That's a fight they just won't win at the Enterprise level and will struggle to find footing against competitors at lower levels. That being said, If there was a slight target shift that: 1. Emphasized an Organization -> Team/Group -> Project hierarchy... 2. ... with Active Directory (or other User Management System) integration that let you delegate Team/Group Owners/Admins and various member permissions for the project and task levels 3. Had MS Exchange integration for scheduling meetings at the Team/Group, Project, and even task levels 4. Added the concept of Sub-tasks 5. Had Jira, Trello, etc. integration 6. Let you assign tasks and sub-tasks to other team members ... all while keeping the killer "dashboard" view and chat and file sharing functionality at every level (team/project/task), then this would be the app to beat. (Though the pricing structure would have to change because we'd throw EVERYTHING at it. The generous unlimited storage would have to cost way more than $14/month) Enterprises like ours have multiple tiers of user types and still today we're struggling to find a solution to connect everyone in a way that makes sense. Because we're a manufacturing company, less than half of our workforce has a company email account. A much, much smaller percentage has a company-provided/managed device. Brief is so close to being a perfect solution for us, but we need the features mentioned above before it's a good fit. We will be watching the evolution of this one for sure.