Lately, I've been using Trello like this: * When I have a new "project" (boards are cheap, so everything can be a "project"), I run a ruby script that calls th

Lately, I've been using Trello like this: * When I have a new "project" (boards are cheap, so everything can be a "project"), I run a ruby script that calls the Trello API to: 1) copy a template trello board that has "to do", "doing", "pending" and "done" columns. 2) name it with the argument I passed it to the script. 3) this new board is created into a specific team I created for those kinds of cheap boards. * I have a PHP page that shows all those boards : https://www.dropbox.com/s/x9oce22p6p6o74m/trello-boards-dashboard.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/x9oce22p6p6o74m/trello-boards-dash... which is useful, since they all have the same columns in them, it's easy to visualize. * In the PHP page I created, everything is an html anchor to its corresponding trello URL (boards, card). So it gives me a birds eye view, at a glance, of everything I need to do. I still have specific trello boards for certain specific things, and I still use a calendar and a todoist account to organize my weeks. But i've found this hack to help me streamline all my non-time-sensitive tasks to do. If you want, I can give you the code for those 2 scripts. Let me know if someone is interested.