Dogorithm vs Asana

The Asana alternative for small teams that would rather do the work

Asana is a work-management platform that grows with large organisations. Dogorithm is made for small teams: boards, timeline and goals on the free plan, with the standup and the call built in.

What your team would pay

Dogorithm

$72.00/month

Pro at $6 a seat, with standups, calls and whiteboard included

Asana Starter

$161.88/month

Starter is the first Asana plan with timeline; goals need Advanced

Asana's list prices per user from asana.com/pricing: Starter $13.49 a month ($10.99 billed annually), Advanced $30.49 ($24.99 annually). Checked 22 October 2026; check their site for current pricing.

Feature by feature

Asana as of 22 October 2026. "Not yet" means Dogorithm doesn't have it today.

Planning

  • Board, list and calendar views

    SameYes, with phone layouts

    Asana: Yes

  • Timeline

    Built inOn every plan, with dependency lines

    Asana: Starter and up

  • Goals

    Built inOKRs on every plan

    Asana: Advanced and up

  • Portfolios across projects

    PartlyWorkspace overview of every board and its progress

    Asana: Advanced and up

  • Forms for requests

    Not yetNot yet

    Asana: Yes

Running the team

  • Daily standups

    Built inBuilt in, on a schedule, with notes

    Asana: Through other tools

  • Voice calls and a whiteboard

    Built inBuilt in, next to the board

    Asana: Through other tools

  • Automations

    SameRules with conditions; 3 per board on Free, unlimited on Pro

    Asana: Rules on paid plans

  • AI help

    Same25 AI actions a month on Free, unlimited on Pro

    Asana: Asana AI on paid plans

Admin and security

  • SAML single sign-on

    Built inIncluded in Pro

    Asana: Enterprise

  • Audit log

    Built inEvery plan, with CSV export

    Asana: Enterprise and up, or an add-on

  • Native mobile apps

    PartlyInstallable web app with push notifications

    Asana: iOS and Android

  • Import from Asana

    Not yetNot yet; Trello and Jira imports are built in

Move over from Asana

  1. Step 1

    Start a board

    Create a workspace and a board for each Asana project, or start from a template.

  2. Step 2

    Bring active work

    Add the tasks that are still open, or start each board from a template. There is no direct Asana import yet.

  3. Step 3

    Invite the team

    Invite people, schedule the standup and set up the automations you used as Asana rules.

Dogorithm fits when

  • Your team has 3 to 25 people and finds Asana heavier than the work.
  • You want timeline and goals without paying for Advanced.
  • You run standups and calls in other tools today.

Stay on Asana when

  • You manage many teams with portfolios, forms and workload planning.
  • You need native iOS and Android apps.
  • You need a one-click import of your Asana history.