Dream Chasers: Delivering what our clients want when they want.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

We all know how hideous it can be for one to take many roles, be responsible for a team, and manage many projects at a time.

Take Nisarg Desai for example.

He is a software engineer, a team leader and also a project coordinator in a startup company called Troot Technologies LLP in India. His team, consisting of a total of 10 people, is divided into two teams and is currently responsible for two projects –– Ecommerce and Android App.

What do they do? Lead a project to its end by finishing the decided functions in decided period of time decided by the client.

And what is their goal? Do it as smoothly as they can.

I had a chance to talk to Nisarg about how Quire made it all possible.

Why did Nisarg lose track of his people, projects, and even himself?

Nisarg’s job requires him to fulfill his duties, and at the same time manage multiple teams and multiple projects. This was not easy.

So, he did a search on Bing and came by a blog post which listed and reviewed project management tools. Quire is one of them.

Before using Quire, his team was using Atlassian and Bug Genie. He could add tasks with specific date and time, and assign to specific team member.

But, there were problems.

For example, he could not identify the status of tasks, the priority of tasks, the type of tasks, etc., the way he wanted. Even though he could add status including Done, Failed, In Process, he needed more like On Hold, Stuck, and Deferred.

And when they requested their client what features they wanted, added them, but then the client changed their minds, they were unable to reflect the change in their project easily.

Related: Quire Custom Fields and Formulas Explained — custom statuses like On Hold or Stuck are exactly the kind of tracking gap custom fields close.

Of course, there are other tools but they can be very limited and complex, and less flexible, for Nisarg.

In the end, they switched to Quire.

How has Quire helped Nisarg keep track of everything over the past 10 months?

Nisarg has been using Quire for some time now.

With the ability to instantly add and edit tags, all his problems have been solved. Be it tagging a task regarding its type, progress, or priority, they can see everything in a glance, and keep track of them easily.

Back when they were using Bug Genie for their eCommerce project, they could not do the same.

But with Quire, he can tag a list of tasks with “programming”, “testing”, “debugging”, “designing”, “documenting”, etc.

Recently, he added the tag “search on net” to tasks related to icons and UI widgets, as well as “discuss the execution plan” to tasks that they need to discuss, so they can track their project pain-free.

Tags are just one piece of it. See 20 hidden Quire features you should know.

“I am thankful that Quire was created! Now I can keep track of things and do my job at the same time.”
-- Nisarg Desai
Project Coordinator of Troot Technologies LLP

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Nisarg Desai and what does his team do?

He's a software engineer, team leader, and project coordinator at Troot Technologies LLP in India, running two teams on an Ecommerce project and an Android app.

What problem did Quire solve for Troot Technologies?

Their old tools, Atlassian and Bug Genie, couldn't flag status, priority, or type the way they needed, or easily reflect client change requests.

How does Nisarg use tags in Quire?

He tags tasks with things like programming, testing, and debugging so the team sees type, progress, and priority at a glance.

How long has Nisarg used Quire?

About 10 months, which has helped him keep track of his people and projects while still doing his own job.