Slack Lists vs Chaser

Comparing 2 Task Management tools

Two tools for light task management within Slack. Read our full comparison article here.

Feature
Slack ListsSlack Lists
Full review
ChaserChaser
Full review
Rating
3.6
4.6
Best ForSlack UsersSlack based nonprofits
Free PlanNoNo
Free Trial—Yes
Nonprofit DiscountYesYes
CountriesGlobalGlobal
Pros
  • ✓Free For Paid Slack Users
  • ✓Easy To Use To-Do List
  • ✓Fully integrated into Slack
  • ✓Almost Zero learning curve
  • ✓Slack Guests & External Users get Chaser free
Cons
  • ✗Limited Features
  • ✗Not well integrated with Slack notifications
  • ✗Not good for large project management
  • ✗No sub-tasks
  • ✗No free plan
SSO support✓ Yes✓ Yes
Hebrew SupportSupports Hebrew text, no Hebrew interface—
AI assistant built in✓ Yes✓ Yes
Native Apps & Browser ExtensionsAndroid App, Desktop App - Apple, Desktop App - Windows, Linux, iPad, iPhoneChrome Browser Extension, Edge Browser Extension
Offline Access✕ No✕ No
📋Task Management
Schedule with natural language✕ No—
Task dependencies✕ No✕ No
Two-way calendar sync✕ No—
Available ViewsList View, Kanban BoardList View, Calendar View
Supports Subtasks✓ Yes✓ Yes
Supports Recurring Tasks✕ No✓ Yes
Time Tracking Functionality✕ No✕ No
Custom fields supported✓ Yes✕ No
Integrates with Slack✓ Yes✓ Yes
Calendar Integrations—Google Calendar
Let's you see tasks across all projects in one view✕ No✓ Yes
Supports attaching files✓ Yes—

Further Reading

Slack Lists vs Chaser: Which One Actually Helps You Manage Tasks in Slack? 

If your team runs on Slack, you have two real options for managing tasks without switching apps: Slack's built-in Lists feature and a third-party tool called Chaser. Here's how they compare, and which one is actually worth using.

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