Pros from reviewers

• Effective team collaboration tool: Sympli is a fantastic tool for team collaboration, especially for small teams. It allows team members to easily see changes with release notes and background syncing, enhancing productivity and efficiency

• User-friendly for receiving assets and viewing design history: Sympli is user-friendly for receiving assets from remote designers and viewing design history, making it a convenient tool for remote work and project management

• Streamlines designer-developer development process: Sympli streamlines the designer-developer development process with its excellent Android studio and Xcode plugins. This makes it a valuable tool for cross-functional teams working on software development projects

• Easy sharing of design assets: Sympli allows for easy sharing of design assets with a single command. This feature simplifies the process of sharing design assets from the source files to the development teams in one location

• Excellent customer service: Sympli provides excellent customer service, with fast, friendly, and helpful support. This ensures that any issues or queries are addressed promptly and effectively, enhancing user satisfaction.

Cons from reviewers

• Buggy product: The software can sometimes be buggy, with syncing becoming outdated or versions indicating conflicts where none exist, which can be irritating and time-consuming to resolve

• Complex interface: The interface of Sympli can occasionally appear complex, particularly its mobile version which needs to be more user-friendly

• Inconvenient platform selection: Sympli requires choosing one platform for a project, which can be inconvenient for projects set to iOS when developing on Android

• Limited sorting and tagging features: Organizing artboards can be difficult in Sympli as the sorting and tagging features are limited, particularly when handling large workflows that branch out multiple times

• New pricing structure: The new pricing structure of Sympli is more expensive than its competitors and it's become more time-consuming to add and remove users, which has led to some long-time users transitioning away from the software.