Drogo

Drogo

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Drogo is a web workspace that links goals, taskboards, team chat, docs and custom apps in one place, with an AI copilot that briefs your team on what needs attention.

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About Drogo

What Is Drogo

Drogo calls itself a business operating system for founder-led teams. Instead of splitting work across a task tracker, a chat app, a spreadsheet and three other subscriptions, it keeps goals, boards, chat, documents and small internal apps in one workspace. The promise is narrow and clear: run the company, not just the projects inside it.

The design leans on structure rather than surveillance. Drogo states that it has no time tracking and no employee monitoring. Performance is measured against goals and taskboards, so a manager sees whether a launch slipped, not how many minutes someone spent at a desk.

The tradeoff is scope. Drogo covers a lot of ground, and a team that only needs a kanban board will get more than it asked for. Its bundled payroll is built for Nigeria and the UK, which matters if you hire elsewhere. AI agents such as Greg sit outside the base plan and are priced separately.

Getting Started

  1. Create a workspace from the signup page and start the 14 day trial. No card is needed at this stage.
  2. Invite the team and set the first goals, so the workspace has a direction before boards fill up.
  3. Build taskboards under those goals, then assign owners and due dates.
  4. Add a Composer app if you need a CRM, an HR record or a simple report, and attach Workroom channels to the work they discuss.

Product Information

A quick look at Drogo's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanNo
Paid Plans$15/person/mo pay as you go; annual from $60/mo for up to 5 people
PlatformWeb (browser-based)
DeveloperDrogo
CategoryOther
Release DateJan 2025
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website Visits3.9K
Website Global Rank4.4M
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Founders of teams under 50 people
  • Team leads and operations managers
  • HR and finance staff in UK or Nigerian companies

Tasks

  • Weekly performance reviews
  • Running a sales pipeline
  • Onboarding new hires
  • Writing internal docs and reports

Scenarios

  • Consolidating four or five subscriptions into one bill
  • Keeping a remote team aligned without daily standups
  • Building a small internal tool without a developer

Key features

Goals That Drive Daily Work

Goals sit at the top of the workspace, and every taskboard hangs off one. Progress updates as work closes, so the number on the dashboard reflects the board rather than a status report. Executives get a single overview of how each team and goal tracks.

Taskboards With Kanban, Timeline and Swimlane Views

Boards handle planning, assignment and delivery in three layouts. Kanban suits a steady stream of tasks, timeline suits launches with dependencies, and swimlanes separate owners or workstreams on one screen. Smart alerts flag a board that has gone quiet before the deadline arrives.

Workroom Chat Attached to the Work

Team chat, channels and threads live beside the goals and boards they refer to. Decisions stay searchable next to the task instead of scrolling away in a separate messenger. For distributed teams, this is the feature that removes the most context switching.

Composer App Builder

Composer builds internal apps from forms, tables, dashboards and workflows, without writing code. Drogo ships ready made apps on the same foundation: Accounting, Payroll, Sales CRM, HR, Reports, Learn, Kandle, Quillo and BDRealm. Standard usage is included on every plan, and complex logic still needs a developer or an agent add-on.

Docs, Sheets and Drive in One Workspace

Documents, spreadsheets and file storage are part of the base product rather than a bolt-on. Teams can draft a proposal, model the numbers and store the attachment in the same workspace as the project. It won't match a dedicated spreadsheet tool on heavy analysis, but it removes a subscription for everyday work.

Drogo AI Copilot

The copilot sits inside Goals, Taskboards, Workroom and Docs, and it reads the screen you're on. It sends daily briefings on what needs attention, flags risk across goals and boards, and answers from your workspace rather than the open web. That grounding is the useful part, since generic chatbots can't see your delivery dates.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • One subscription covers project tracking, chat, docs and a suite of business apps, which shrinks both the bill and the number of logins.
  • Team performance tracking runs on goals and boards, with no time tracking or screenshot monitoring anywhere in the product.
  • Every plan includes unlimited Composer apps for standard usage, so internal tools don't become a separate line item.
  • Regional pricing in USD, GBP and NGN with local payment rails keeps the cost predictable for teams outside the US.
  • The 14 day trial needs no credit card, so a small team can test the whole workspace before committing.

Cons

  • There's no free tier. After the trial you pay $15 per person each month or move to an annual plan, which is steep for a team that only wants basic boards.
  • Payroll only supports Nigeria and the UK, so the bundled finance stack is half useful if you employ people elsewhere.
  • AI agents such as Greg are billed separately, and the current agent pricing isn't published on the site.
  • Composer apps cover common business shapes, but custom logic, deep integrations and API access are not documented in public, so heavier automation may stall.

Frequently asked questions

Drogo runs day to day company operations in one workspace: goals, taskboards, team chat, documents and internal business apps. It suits small companies that want one place for planning and performance instead of a stack of separate tools.