Clubhouse, the collaborative home for modern
software teams, today announced that its registered user base has increased
from 30,000 to 100,000 since September 2019. Customers include the
fastest-growing organizations like Dataiku, Glitch, LaunchDarkly and Scale
AI.
Software project management tools are either too simple and do not scale as
teams grow or they are overly complex to the point where the only choice
is to adopt multiple tools such as Atlassian’s Jira and Trello. These
complex project management tools create silo effects that minimize collaboration
and visibility between engineering teams and the rest of the organization.
From day one, Clubhouse’s philosophy has been to deliver products and features
that are fast and enjoyable so teams can focus on what matters – working
together to create quality software their customers love. Clubhouse is the
first and only software project management platform that successfully
bridges collaboration across high-growth businesses. The platform provides
the perfect balance of simplicity and structure so product and engineering
teams can effectively plan, collaborate and manage their work across the
entire organization, and it scales as their teams grow, without friction
and bloat to slow them down.
“Our mission since day one was to build an easy-to-use, fast and enjoyable
platform that enables modern software teams and their collaborators to do
their best work,” said Kurt Schrader, co-founder and CEO of Clubhouse. “Today
Clubhouse is used by thousands of organizations from around the world, and
we are laser focused on delighting our customers with a great experience
to make collaborating even easier.”
Clubhouse has been named one of 57 startups that will boom in Business Insider,
one of 12 companies to watch by SD Times, one of 10 tech startups that will
help the world build more resilient, secure and observable software by
Packt and an MIT Sloan CIO Symposium Innovation Showcase finalist.
