Trello: organize anything!

So many bugs have been introduced that the app is painful to use. Adding items to a checklist is infuriating. You can only add one item at a time - after adding a checklist item it closes the keyboard, meaning you need to click on the checklist to add the next item. And if you add an item while the cursor is mid sentence, it will split the item into two entries. The card view is cluttered with a bunch of unused junk - voting, start dates, due dates, descriptions, members, locations… Even when you’re not using it. I think it’s pretty obvious that no one at Trello uses the Trello app - the issues quickly become obvious.

Camera broken in landscape when attaching photos. No button to take photo and unusual band of shading on page

Really love the app. Absolutely amazing to organise things easily. Just wish the widget feature was better and you could see a list from the Home Screen. But either way still highly recommend

The only flaw, which is a big one and one that other reviewers have mentioned, is that when first loading the app after a while (say a few hours), during syncing it freezes and sometimes crashes completely. It’s pretty consistent too, and done it across several iPhones (so not an issue due to my current iPhone). It’s frustrating but the benefits far outweigh that

Worked no problem until update today dec 2 2024. Now all my fellow gon can’t find

The smaller card size was great as it allowed you to see a lot of cards at once. Now they’ve increased the top and bottom card padding it has severely reduced the amount of cards you can see at once. There doesn’t even appear to be an option to use the old compact mode anywhere.

Trello use to be absolutely great. Until Atlassisn got involved and changed a whole bunch of stuff. If you opt for a Free Trello Plan be warned! Trello has NO CUSTOMER SERVICE FOR ANY USERS WHO ARE ON THE FREE PLAN. Instead they simply divert you to some terrible community link which is full of other free trello users trying to find answers to their own issues. This is ABSOLUTELY DISGRACEFUL BEHAVIOUR. You basically have to pay them to let them know that there own software has bugs that need to be fixed. Who would develop an app without having direct customer support for every user regardless of their free or paid plan status. Absolutely Disgraceful

Such a great app, now I just need to get into the habit of opening it😅 Only thing- I wish it had a feature to cross out/ tick off the completed tasks, rather than just them disappearing, I think that would help me see progress rather than just a list now one shorter but still intimidating.. Thanks:) recommended by another friend with adhd

I would honestly give this 5 stars for the functionality and usability, although I have only just started using the app. It seems to promise a good experience. The app though is massively let down by the account management which is very clunky and opaque. First you are told that you can access more features by signing up. I click the button to see what my commitment would be and I'm signed up! I don't know what I'm signing up for or what it will cost, but apparently I've got 14 days free before I have to start paying. OK, that feels like a bit of a sleight of hand, but I'll carry on. So, how much will it cost? It doesn't say, but now I'm being redirected into a Web browser to view my account. I have to sign in to find out what I'll pay. I think this is a major problem. I prefer to pay through my Apple subscription. I really didn't want to be giving my data to third parties, by signing into my appstore apps through third party websites, and sending money that isn't ringfenced in my Apple subscriptions where I can see everything I'm paying and manage it in one place. Now I have to remember that I'm paying this outside account and remember the Web address, and the login, and tbh, the reason I use apps on my phone is so I don't have to do all this stuff. Frankly, it's just annoying, and a bit strange, and it's not very transparent in the way that you're kind of corralled into signing up without being given any meaningful details into what you're signing up for or how it's going to work beforehand. I just feel slightly tricked. So, I'd give this 5 stars, but feel obliged to remove one star, for the opaque signup process, another for taking you outside the Apple subscription model, and another for adding a whole layer of account access complexity and hassle. These are big problems that detract quite jarringly from what is otherwise decent and useful functionality. They almost detract enough that it's not really worth the investment at all because it's just an app for managing my meaningless little projects. It's hardly life changing stuff and it ought to be much easier and more transparent than this.

Good