Trello is a project management tool from Atlassian built around Kanban boards, lists and cards, with automation and Power-Ups to connect other apps.
Trello cards hold checklists that break big tasks into small ones, plus due dates and files you drag and drop onto the card. The Inbox captures details from emails, Slack and more, and Planner syncs your calendar so you can set aside focused time. For automation, you set a trigger and the actions to perform. Card and board buttons run a series of actions in a click, and Trello can suggest automations based on your actions.
Trello names task management, project management and resource hubs among its use cases. It says it helps marketing teams launch products and campaigns or create content, and helps engineering teams ship code and work in a more agile way. Templates from industry leaders and the Trello community give teams a blueprint to start from, and Trello apps are available for desktop and mobile devices.
Power-Ups link your team’s favorite tools with Trello. With Slack you can share cards and activity and pin a channel to a board, Jira issues can be connected to cards, and boards can be embedded in Microsoft Teams. Trello for Gmail creates cards without leaving your inbox, and Miro boards can be attached without leaving Trello. All paid Trello plans include dedicated support, and Trello encourages others to raise questions in the Atlassian Community.
Standard adds unlimited boards and advanced checklists, Premium adds more views and admin features, and Enterprise adds organization-wide controls. Current prices are in the pricing box above.