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Flow is simple enough to learn in minutes, yet powerful enough for large, complex teams. Over 300,000 teams in more than 140 countries use Flow to achieve more together.
Trello is for teams of all sizes, for the creators and doers, and for those who take dreams to done. Trusted by millions, Trello powers teams all around the world.
Flow is great for organizing teams effectively, on a smaller scale. The cost is great for what you get.
Trello had become unwieldy (due dates were getting missed, I was spending more time organising than working, notification overload etc.) and I've used Asana + Jira before and they're awful.
Overall it is a good app if you are someone with great organizational skills and someone who likes to share tasks and involve teammates in particular activities.
I find it absurd that the person cannot request to have their information deleted. This may also be the case with other softwares, in which case, that is also unacceptable to me.
Flow is beautiful to look at, which makes it enjoyable to use, an important factor to consider when trying to get an entire team on board. After looks, speed is next most important thing for us.
The features, especially for tracking time are too limited and the phone app is horrible. This is not robust for handling complex project management with a team and third party contractors.
I like that it has a main page where you can see all upcoming tasks at a snapshot. You really are able to cater the capabilities according to what works best for you work flow which I really like.
I can't think of anything I don't like. It's a little weird that there are two phone apps (one for chat and one for tasks).
It can be great for documentation because of the comment structure and meta available for each card. It has some nice integrations with other software, too, like Bit Bucket.
I hate the way that they don't have a customer for Linux. I likewise hate that it's an electronic application that you must be online to utilize.
Overall I use it, I recommend it and I strongly believe you get a great deal for its price. Just try Trello and you will love it.
The task management system is bad and when the project gets to an operational phase, the performance of the team suffers.
Trello is extremely intuitive, fast, and beautiful. It has some of the best UI I have ever had the pleasure of using.
The fact that I cannot erased a card it's quite annoying sometimes. In addition to that, the fact that there is no side scroll with the mouse is a bit annoying as well.
I love how easy it was to just start using this software when compared to other more heavyweight alternatives. If you have a use case for just yourself or a team you will love Trello.
It can be exasperating typing a lengthy comment and losing everything because you exited or minimised the app.
Xavier: Hi, my name is Xavier. I'm the founder of Mixtons, and I would rate Trello a 5 out of 5. So prior to Trello, we were using monday.com, and I found that it was actually too convoluted and too confusing to try and integrate with the team. So Trello, being a simple Kanban, was far easier for our team to understand, and therefore we decided to implement it across the board. We chose Trello, A, because it was free to begin with, which obviously made it much more appealing for us as a team, as a small business. But secondly, just how simple it was. It's probably the simplest of all the platforms. And you do have very simple integrations that you can have. So for us, it just made sense given our size and scale. The biggest perk of Trello is just how simple the whole thing is. A couple of YouTube tutorials can make you easily understand how to set it all up. And given how customizable all the Kanban boards are, you can have different ones for operations, sales, marketing, et cetera. So it was very simple to implement. So the biggest piece of advice I'd have for someone integrating Trello is to make sure that you have each of your pillars of the business set up in different boards, making sure that everything is trackable, but also that if you do have a premium account, which I would recommend, that you utilize the Power-Ups because they can be a little bit hidden, but once you discover them, they're actually very useful.
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