About Worktile
Worktile is a Chinese SaaS project collaboration and management tool headquartered in Beijing, active since 2013 and aimed at enterprise teams. The platform reports more than 900,000 user teams, over 6,000 paying enterprise customers and adoption by more than 200 large groups and unicorns, with a consistently high rating in app stores.
Its proposition covers the full teamwork cycle: project management with consolidated portfolios and statistics, Kanban-style task boards, table views, OKR goals, which it introduced early in China's SaaS market, Gantt charts with milestones and dependencies, configurable data dashboards, task approvals, time logging and aggregation, and light online-office functions such as announcements, calendars, document management and work reports. A template marketplace by industry lets teams start without building workflows from scratch.
Worktile targets companies that want to turn scattered tasks into visual, measurable workflows, cutting coordination costs in product development, recruiting, marketing campaigns and other collaboration scenarios. Custom fields, views and workflow rules let each organisation adapt the tool to its own management habits without heavy implementations.
Its proposition covers the full teamwork cycle: project management with consolidated portfolios and statistics, Kanban-style task boards, table views, OKR goals, which it introduced early in China's SaaS market, Gantt charts with milestones and dependencies, configurable data dashboards, task approvals, time logging and aggregation, and light online-office functions such as announcements, calendars, document management and work reports. A template marketplace by industry lets teams start without building workflows from scratch.
Worktile targets companies that want to turn scattered tasks into visual, measurable workflows, cutting coordination costs in product development, recruiting, marketing campaigns and other collaboration scenarios. Custom fields, views and workflow rules let each organisation adapt the tool to its own management habits without heavy implementations.