Where to Find Sessionplan: Directories, Reviews & How to Support Us
At a glance:
- Sessionplan is listed on 16+ software directories and review platforms
- Leaving a review takes less than 2 minutes and helps other facilitators find the tool
- No account needed to use Sessionplan – but reviews on these platforms are public and genuinely useful
- Sessionplan is free and open-source – community support is what keeps it alive
Sessionplan is a free, browser-based workshop planner – no signup, no subscription, no data in the cloud. Because there’s no marketing budget or sales team behind it, word of mouth and community reviews are the main way other facilitators, trainers, and Scrum Masters discover it.
If you’ve used Sessionplan to plan a workshop and found it useful, leaving a short review on one of the platforms below is one of the most effective ways to support the project. It takes less than two minutes and makes a real difference.
Where Sessionplan Is Listed
Review Platforms
These platforms are actively used by facilitators and teams to compare software tools. A short, honest review here helps the right people find Sessionplan:
- G2 – Sessionplan Reviews – One of the largest B2B software review sites. Star ratings and short written reviews carry a lot of weight here.
- Capterra – Sessionplan – Widely used by teams and HR departments looking for productivity and facilitation tools.
- OMR Reviews – Sessionplan – A German-language review platform popular in the DACH region.
- Software Suggest – Sessionplan – Reviews and ratings used by businesses sourcing software tools.
- Software Advice – Sessionplan – Part of the Gartner Digital Markets family, widely used for software comparisons.
- GetApp – Sessionplan – Another Gartner platform focused on helping teams find the right software.
- Trustpilot – Sessionplan – One of the most recognised public review platforms, trusted by consumers and businesses alike.
- TrustRadius – Sessionplan – A peer-review platform focused on verified user reviews for B2B software.
- TechnologyCounter – Sessionplan – A software review and comparison platform used by businesses across industries.
Discovery & Community Platforms
These platforms help people discover new tools. Upvotes, follows, and community engagement all contribute to visibility:
- Product Hunt – Sessionplan – A popular launch and discovery platform for indie and open-source products. Upvotes and comments go a long way.
- AlternativeTo – Sessionplan – People searching for alternatives to other tools end up here. Likes and reviews help Sessionplan show up in those results.
- SourceForge – Sessionplan – A long-standing open-source and software directory with a large user base.
- SideProjectors – Sessionplan – A community platform for indie makers and side projects – great for peer discovery.
SaaS Directories
These directories index and catalog SaaS tools. They’re often used by buyers, researchers, and consultants looking for the right tool for a specific job:
Quick tip
If you only have time for one review, pick G2 or Capterra – these two platforms have the highest visibility among people actively searching for workshop planning tools.
Why Reviews Matter for a Free Tool
Sessionplan has no paywall and no paid plans. The only way it grows is through facilitators recommending it to colleagues, sharing it on social media, or leaving a review on one of the platforms above. Every review – even a brief one – increases the chance that another facilitator finds a tool that genuinely helps them run better workshops.
If you have feedback or a feature request, you’re also welcome to share it directly – the best place for that is Product Hunt or via the feedback button inside the app.
Thank you for using Sessionplan – and for helping spread the word.
Tim J. Peters
Tim J. Peters is an experienced facilitator who has run hundreds of workshops with large corporations, startups and social organisations.
As executive director of a design agency, he combines strategic thinking with hands-on workshop facilitation. He has spoken at conferences and universities worldwide, including MIT and FH Potsdam.