Thousands of new users start working with Tom's Planner

Since the beta launch last week, thousands of users have starting planning their projects with Tom's Planner. The response has been overwhelmingly positive!

Here are some reviews Tom's Planner received in the last few days:

Techcrunch
Lifehacker
The Next Web Appitite
Killer Startups
Brighthub
Virtual collaboration in the work place
Billy Maupin

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Some comments from users

Thanks everyone for your enthusiasm about Tom's Planner!

Here are some of the comments we received in the last few days.

'Every now and then one comes across something exciting on the web. Tom's Planner is now the project planning and development progress communication tool of choice in my company.'

'I have been a project manager for 15 years and this is the first tool that has worked well for the way I think and work. THANK YOU!'

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Tom's Planner on Techcrunch Japan

People plan projects all over the world, see Techcrunch Japan!

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Tom's Planner featured on Lifehacker:

Tom's Planner Is an Impressive, Intuitive Project Scheduling Tool. If your work life's all laid out in Gantt charts but you're not happy with the tool you're using, check out Tom's Planner, a web-based project scheduling and collaboration tool.

If you use Microsoft Project or various other project scheduling tools, Tom's Planner covers the same basic territory: You can use it to schedule out how your team will tackle a project over any given period using Gantt charts.

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Tom's Planner featured on Techcrunch:

Color Code Your Life With Tom’s Planner
Netherlands-based Startup Tom’s Planner is launching their dead-simple web-based project management and planning system. Lets users create and visualize an online planning schedule. The application is meant to be used by a broad spectrum of consumers, from project managers, event and wedding planners to busy soccer moms or personal assistants.

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Beta Launch Tom's Planner

Tom’s Planner announces public beta launch Tuesday 6:00 pm CET – Central European Time.

Blog posts will follow.

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