Hojoki, a productivity tool that helps teams manage their work and collaborate through multiple cloud-based apps such as Dropbox, Evernote and Google Calendar, has added a task management feature today that can be used in conjunction with any of its supported services. Hojoki already provides users with updates, revisions, new files and comments in a single feed for more than 30 Web apps and tools. The idea is that instead of keeping all of these services open, either as separate tabs or desktop applications, the user can oversee their projects from a single place online. That might sound a little like JoliDrive or Attachments Everywhere, but the key differentiator here is that it’s aimed specifically at teams of designers and developers. With Hojoki, group messaging is always at the fore and integrates with the platform’s unified news feed, making it easier to keep track of what everyone else is doing. With today’s update, it’s possible to create tasks for any content linked to an integrated app and then assign it to another member of the team. A multimedia project stored in Dropbox, or a simple word document shared through Google Drive are just two examples of how specific files could be linked to a task by team leader or colleague. Hojoki has also improved some of its workspace features today, which allows users to group together content from different cloud-based apps, and then manage who they’re shared with on the team. It’s also possible to set up sha
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