Power-ups are Trello’s third-party integrations and extensions for extra functionality. Some of the Power-ups in Trello include Butler for task automation, timeline views, Gantt charts, Google calendar, and Google drive.

Trello has a highly rated board system that allows users to seamlessly navigate the steps of a project for all to see. From the ideation stage to the completed task, one can drag and drop tasks in the timeline to keep track of the project’s progress.

Each user on a Trello board signs up to the board with their email address. This enables them to send emails, add new tasks, or forward emails that are automatically converted to tasks. Interestingly, for each email, the subject line becomes the card name, the written contents of the email become the task description, and any attachments are also included on the task card in the Trello board.

Kanban boards are easy to use, and users can easily add team members. All team members can then track how each team member is doing. This allows teams to delegate tasks accordingly. Additionally, this board is crucial for scheduling and prioritizing tasks.

Trello allows users to create cards for projects. Furthermore, one can turn a Trello card into a template for future use if the project recurs. Moreover, every card in Trello includes an attachment button that allows one to upload files and images and connect with other services, such as Google Drive.

Trello can is compatible with mobile devices that run on Android or iOS. Therefore, one can easily access data and track projects with a mobile phone.