Project management software [closed]

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We're a team of 2 persons (a programmer and a designer) working on a rather big project, actually several projects of varying complexity. I'd like to know if there are any particulary good project management tools to help us in our task. The requirements would be :

• Easy to use. We don't want spending too much time learning how it works. Something straightforward would be cool.
• Platform agnostic.
• Not web-based as we don't want to rely on an internet connection to get things done. The absolute perfect thing would be some app that would work offline and then syncs everything when we're online.

I hope such app exists, even if it's not free, we're willink to make an investment if its worth it.

Thank you :)

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Latitude would be the ideal tool base on the specs you want. It can be used by two or more people. It's a project management tool that is NOT web-based. It runs on your desktop so that means it is faster and has more functionality than web-based. It's simple and straightforward to use. You can check more of its features in their website: http://www.latibiz.com/

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I suggest you try Microsoft project , based on what your saying it should fit your needs. I use it for my projects and a company that I work for uses it too.

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For two people, I think that software tools would be overkill. There are times when tools just get in the way of getting the job done, and I think that this is one of those times.

I would suggest using spreadsheets and word processors for time and task tracking and email (with appropriate tagging or foldering) for communication. If you are in the same place, whiteboards (or large pieces of Plexiglass) would would nicely.

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I am not much aware about other project management software; however, I have been using Microsoft Project Professional 2010 from past eight months and haven't faced any problems. It is a perfect enterprise project management software, which is used across many companies since, it is very easy and simple to use.