BlocPad is a modern project management app built on one belief: your work shouldn’t be used as leverage. Plan projects, manage tasks, and document decisions in one place—kanban boards, task details with context, and a built-in wiki that lives with the work. No mid-project paywalls. No sudden lock-ins. Built for real teams doing real work.
Hey 👋
BlocPad started from a frustration I kept running into with project tools.
You invest weeks setting up a project — tasks, docs, workflows — and right when the project becomes critical, a paywall shows up. At that point, you’re not choosing a tool anymore… you’re trapped by it.
BlocPad is built around a simple belief:
your work shouldn’t be used as leverage.
So we built a serious project management app — kanban boards, task details with context, and a project wiki that lives with the work — without mid-project paywalls.
If you’re managing real projects and want a tool that respects your time (and your work), I’d love for you to try it and share feedback.
Happy to answer questions, and very open to criticism 🙌
— Mihir
Really like the approach behind BlocPad! As it grows, how do you make sure the app stays fast and lightweight even when projects get bigger and more complex? And how do you decide what not to build, even if users ask for it?
Great concept! A project management tool that keeps work, decisions, and documentation together without surprise paywalls or lock-ins feels like what many teams actually need.
Nice, could you please explain a bit more what sort of features as a user I can get that I won't have on Atlassian, Notion or other work management tools?
Such a different perspective on how project management software should be organized. I will try it. I’ve seen that there is a freemium model but, I believe it will benefit more from a clearer pricing structure
"No mid-project paywalls" is such a refreshing approach! Too many tools start free then hit you with upgrade prompts right when you're deep into work. How does BlocPad's export/data portability work? Love the idea of not being locked in.
Hi Mihir, can I ask how your product differs from tools like Notion or Lark?
