The subdivision into lists allows you to customize Trello according to your needs. For example, the lists can display various steps like “To be written”, “Written”, “Read”, and “Uploaded”. You can also create lists like categories (e.g. “Sport”, “Health”, “Politics”). You can then comment, add attachments, create a checklist, and set a deadline in the individual maps.
Trello is quick and easy to operate, making it a great SaaS web tool. Like Slack, the freemium model has proven to be very successful: in March 2017, Atlassian bought the SaaS for $425 million. Trello also has mobile apps for Android and iOS, and has released a desktop app for Windows and macOS. Following Slack, Trello is also offering programs initially released as SaaS as locally installable software applications.