For the last couple of years I have been working together with coworkers, fellow students and friends on everything from events to projects. Must of the planning and communication has been going through a large range of channels. For example, my most recent project at university we used facebook messenger to communicate, dropbox to share the files and documents, and google calendar to plan all the deadlines.
So when I started working as a project assistant, I started learning Slack. Slack is great, you can have a wide range of groups, private messages and files all in one application. The problem with Slack and other programs/apps like it is can be a bit hard to understand and setup if you don't have a good understanding of computer software in general.
I guess most of you know how to setup calendars and groups in Slack, Base Camp etc. But the majority of my study group don't. So we started using Squidhub because it is super simple to use and is totally free. The great thing is Squidhub works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. I get messages on my phone when ever someone writes anything, which convenient.
If you are looking for an application to increase your productivity check out Squidhub.com
