Trello - Organize Anything
By Fog Creek Software
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Description
Organize anything, together.
Whether you’re managing a team of freelancers, writing an epic screenplay, or just making a list of stuff, Trello makes sure you’re organized and on top of it all.
Like a whiteboard with super powers, Trello is simple to use and infinitely flexible. You’ll know exactly what needs to get done, who’s going to do it, and what’s coming up next. Plus, everything you do is synced and saved instantly to the cloud so that all your devices are always up to date.
With Trello, you can create boards to organize anything you’re working on. Use them solo — or invite colleagues, friends, and family to work together.
Write your ideas down on Trello cards and arrange them in lists on your boards. Add details to your cards such as
• Checklists to keep track of to-dos;
• Comments to update your co-workers;
• Photos, videos, and PDFs;
• Or just who’s working on it currently.
With the Trello app in your pocket, you can make to-do lists while waiting in line at the grocery store, assign tasks to your co-worker while you’re on the train home, or upload a photo of that paisley couch you saw the store — it would look lovely in the living room, wouldn’t it?
What's New in Version 2.6.2
Well, the name of the game is bugfixes -- but that doesn't mean we can't sneak in a few goodies with them.
• Inline attachment previews in bright, beautiful color. No more black and white text. This is 2014. Live a little.
• Brand new fancy intro screen that you'll probably never see because you're already logged in. But if you tell all your friends about Trello, they'll get to enjoy it.
• Filtered notification view. Overwhelmed by notifications? Take a deep breath. It'll be alright. Kick back with a refreshing Filtered Notification View while you try to piece your life together.
• A free U2 album whether you-- wait, wait, no. I'm being told we decided to cut that from this release.
This is the part where we try to hit you up for reviews. But look at you -- you read this far. This isn't your first cup of release notes. You look good today, and you have more important things to do than rate some app just because it asked you to.
I get it, but corporate made it very clear that if we don't reach our star quota this year our whole division could be merged. "Merged with what?" we asked, but they just raised their eyebrows and we decided not to press it.
So throw a few stars our way. I don't want to find out what happens otherwise.
Customer Reviews
Thank you Trello team!!!
I rarely review software; when I do, it's because I feel very strongly about how good or bad it is. I have tried about 15 different ToDo list / task management apps both paid & free. Even some subscription services. Trello without a doubt is the king of the hill. Highly customizable for your needs yet inherently simple-- even fun-- to use. Very accessible with all of their apps, and perfect sync between devices & users from what I've seen. It is also being very actively developed by a team who seems to really listen to their users by letting us be a part of the development plan and vote on what features are worked on and implemented. I would Hight recommend anyone interested in a project manager, or anyone who works with a team, to try out Trello.
Amazing! Cannot live without!
I use trello at the office along with 300 others, it's a requirement for projects in odd varieties in our business. Believe me, we looked long and tried many ways before learning of trello and there is absolutely nothing comparable. I also use it in personal aspects (yeah, the never-ending to-do list).
An example of both for new/prospective users: The ability to take a picture of a neat table design, an old style door from a houseboat, and visually see both, in your trello in 'ideas for cabin' , sparks the new idea to craft a table top made to look like a worn houseboat door. Possible with correct project management in odd scenarios.
At work: Tom is in another team than you, who has a trello project going but is paused because materials are needed. Meanwhile, your project (unrelated, another team) has found and used a plausible work around, without the material that Tom was also looking to use. Again with proper project management, thanks to trello, it has become more of a 'everything' management and provided solution and new ideas to all.
Keep up the amazing work, because, I really can't live without it now!
Couldn't work without it
I read about the desktop version of Trello on a business blog and gave it a whirl. It was user friendly and easy to teach others how to use it. I don't honestly think I could continue without it. It's such an awesome tool for someone as unorganized as me. It's a great place to jot down quick thoughts and a great place to start working toward long term project goals. I highly recommend it and anytime I show it to someone, they're totally sold on it. The iPhone app has made it seamless to transition from desktop to phone so you're never going to forget your tasks, your goals or your to-dos. This app is a must have.
- Free
- Category: Productivity
- Updated: Sep 24, 2014
- Version: 2.6.2
- Size: 24.0 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Fog Creek Software, Inc.
- © Fog Creek Software, Inc.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.