Switching

Move from Asana to Alignr

Export your tasks as a CSV, upload it, check how the columns line up, and see exactly what will be created before anything is written. You can try it on a copy first and keep using Asana until you are sure.

1. Export from Asana

Open the project and its menu (the arrow beside the name).
Choose Export / Print, then CSV.
Save the file.

2. Import into Alignr

In Projects, choose Import from another tool, pick Asana, and upload the file. Section/Column becomes the status, Projects becomes the board, Notes the description, and Completed At marks a task as done.

You can correct any column the guess got wrong. Importing the same file twice never duplicates tasks.

Comes across

Tasks, titles and descriptions
Statuses as board columns
People matched by name or email
Labels, priorities and dates
Subtasks

Doesn't, yet

Comments and attachments
Time tracking
Custom fields
Dependencies between tasks

3. Pilot before you switch

Let one small team use the copy for a week while Asana stays the source of truth. Compare counts, fix what is missing, then move everyone. Our week-by-week plan walks through it.

Start free and import

Other tools: ClickUp, Jira, Linear, Trello, monday.com, Notion.

Asana is a trademark of its owner. Alignr isn't affiliated with it. See https://alignr.somethingcoolimade.xyz.