the real bummer is that the iphone app bears significantly less resemblance to trello's and seems to imply that tracker was at some point much less trello-ish a

the real bummer is that the iphone app bears significantly less resemblance to trello's and seems to imply that tracker was at some point much less trello-ish and more focused on keeping projects within some time budget (since the inverted bar graph seems to let you know which stage the majority your project's tasks appear to be in) it's a shame that there's such a strong resemblance on first glance because i'm sure this is useful to small teams who think trello's too laissez faire and also would like a ui that acknowledges that they have to be accountable to specific time/budget constraints.