Both my personal and team tasks all easily tracked in one app Over the past 5 years, I've been using Trello both personally and in a work setting to maintain lists of tasks that need to be completed. The simple drag and drop of items to increase their priority, change stage or mark as completed makes task management incredibly easy. More recently I've been enjoying the iPhone app for on the go usage.

Trash servers Every time I going to upload a file, when is "Procesing" it says that the connection has lost and I try to restart but the problem pop up again

At some point At some point, my friend advised me to use this service to get my affairs in order. And it really does make it much easier to plan things. For example, you can prepare for a vacation, plan everything and not forget anything.

Not flexible enough for small businesses. The software was a game-changer when it was first released in 2011. However since then it's continued to get more expensive for features that aren't really that useful. Additionally as many of these SaaS platforms grow, the customer service becomes less personal and flexible in looking after a business' needs - particularly a small business. We simply wanted to switch to a monthly plan from an annual plan as we had reduced the number of members which we have done successfully with our applications previously. There was no budging on this and so we're paying hundreds of dollars for a plan we don't need. I'd be very careful committing to an annual plan as they don't make it clear that you're unable to remove members mid way through your subscription. Additionally there are a number of other platforms that offer the same solution as Trello and many other features such as note taking, document storage, task management etc. at a much more affordable price. For this reason and the inflexibility we won't be continuing our subscription when it expires.

I've used Trello for almost a decade… I've used Trello for almost a decade now. It just works. I got concerned when Atlassian bought it but luckily they left its simplicity intact. It can't do everything a robust PM tool can but I find that the most essential features that I use the most are already available in Trello.