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Looked at the screenshots, native apps are nice, congrats on the launch. How's it compare to Trello's free tier?
by alexellisuk 7y ago
Looked at the screenshots, native apps are nice, congrats on the launch. How's it compare to Trello's free tier?
- ricg 7y agoI don't plan feature parity with Trello (see my TextEdit vs. Pages comparison in another comment). Please keep in mind it is a version 1, so here is what is already working: - Creating boards, lists, and list items - Adding a link, cover image, notes to an item - Share extension to add a web page to a board Here is what is conceptually different compared to Trello (aside from the features that Boards doesn't have): - Lists wrap. This lets you have multiple "rows" of lists, see the Journal or yearly planner templates for an example. - You can have multiple kinds of entries (heading, list item, card, note), not only cards. For example, there's a "heading" entry type that lets you create sections within a list, like the "Waiting for" section in the demo video. - Basic Apple Mail integration. You can drag in a message from Apple Mail to attach it as a link to an existing item or to create a new item. I personally use this to keep track of feature requests. I have a request card and drag & drop mail messages onto it, which appends them to the notes field. Once I implement a feature, I know who to send an update to.