The Asana alternative that includes your notes
Asana handles tasks well but has no notes or docs of its own, so teams end up pairing it with Notion or Confluence. eNote puts tasks, Kanban boards and notes in one tool, with cards linking straight to the notes behind them.
Feature by feature
| eNote | Asana | |
|---|---|---|
| Task management | ||
| Notes & docs built in | No native notes — pair with Notion/Confluence | |
| Kanban boards | ||
| Real-time collaboration | ||
| Weekly team status report | Manual status updates or a paid Goals add-on | |
| Starting price | Free, Pro from $7/mo | Free for up to 2 users, Starter from $10.99/user/mo |
Questions
Who is eNote built for, compared to Asana?
Small teams of 3-15 who want tasks, boards and notes together in one calm tool — not sprawling multi-project portfolio management. If that's your team, eNote covers it end to end.
We use Asana for tasks and a separate app for notes — what changes with eNote?
That's exactly the setup eNote replaces. Instead of Asana for tasks plus Notion, Confluence or Google Docs for context, everything lives in one tool: notes, tasks and Kanban boards, with cards linking directly to the notes behind them, so you stop switching tabs to find the context for a task.
What does eNote cost compared to Asana?
eNote has a free plan and a Pro plan from $7/month. Asana's free plan is limited to 2 users, and its paid Starter plan starts at $10.99 per user per month — so a small team pairing Asana with a separate notes app typically pays more than an all-in-one eNote plan.
Ready when you are.
Notes, tasks and boards for your whole team — set up in under a minute.