About Trello
Trello made kanban mainstream. Cards, lists, and drag-and-drop are the whole idea, and that simplicity is why non-technical teams adopt it when heavier tools gather dust. Butler automation handles repetitive moves, and power-ups bolt on calendars and integrations. Complex projects eventually outgrow it, but as a shared to-do board it is still unbeatable.
Key Features
- Kanban boards and cards
- Butler no-code automation
- Calendar and timeline views
- Power-up integrations
- Checklists and due dates
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Almost zero learning curve
- Generous free plan
- Butler automation included
- Works well on mobile
Cons
- Struggles with complex projects
- Reporting is thin
- Power-ups gate common features
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Trello still free?
Yes. The free plan covers unlimited cards and up to 10 boards per workspace.
Who owns Trello?
Atlassian acquired Trello in 2017; it remains a standalone product.
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Small teams and freelancers who want visual task tracking without setup.
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