For the desktop users: I am working on something that may help (Linux/Windows users for now)

It's called Focus|Project for Trello it's still in development (long story :) ) but I also am a user (on Ubuntu).

See https://f-p.app

It is not meant to be a replacement for Trello at all, but an addition: expect a "single card + list grid view" rather than a board or timeline.

Do expect past board data + a growing offline mode, image editing, dark UI and a battery-friendly nature rather than collaboration, chat, power-ups & animations.

Feature-wise it might be more or less used to bridge an hour or two of a journey or unexpected outage, assuming the project planning part is mostly already done (eg. card members cannot be edited yet) and the app is in regular (not necessarily continuous) use - i.e. can update.

There are silly mistakes/bugs at this point, partly as I have been going for prototyping features for a while to see if things will work - I think it's soon ready to aim for a bit more seriousness again.

For now, I suppose it's better than nothing - do feel free to

1. Try! (of course)

2. Let me know your biggest pain point (only one please! I am snowed under ... I can't help spotting problems myself :) if there's visible interest - there's development I guess)

3. Show interest (but not be too hard - e.g. you may need to restart it after going back online to see the changes)

4. Grab a license (on Win), whether free, or even - somewhat speculatively - a pro and thereby support development

For the desktop users: I am working on something that may help (Linux/Windows users for now)

It's called Focus|Project for Trello it's still in development (long story :) ) but I also am a user (on Ubuntu).

See https://f-p.app

It is not meant to be a replacement for Trello at all, but an addition: expect a "single card + list grid view" rather than a board or timeline.

Do expect past board data + a growing offline mode, image editing, dark UI and a battery-friendly nature rather than collaboration, chat, power-ups & animations.

Feature-wise it might be more or less used to bridge an hour or two of a journey or unexpected outage, assuming the project planning part is mostly already done (eg. card members cannot be edited yet) and the app is in regular (not necessarily continuous) use - i.e. can update.

There are silly mistakes/bugs at this point, partly as I have been going for prototyping features for a while to see if things will work - I think it's soon ready to aim for a bit more seriousness again.

For now, I suppose it's better than nothing - do feel free to

1. Try! (of course)

2. Let me know your biggest pain point (only one please! I am snowed under ... I can't help spotting problems myself :) if there's visible interest - there's development I guess)

3. Show interest (but not be too hard - e.g. you may need to restart it after going back online to see the changes)

4. Grab a license (on Win), whether free, or even - somewhat speculatively - a pro and thereby support development

For the desktop users: I am working on something that may help (Linux/Windows users for now)

It's called Focus|Project for Trello it's still in development (long story :) ) but I also am a user (on Ubuntu).

See https://f-p.app

It is not meant to be a replacement for Trello at all, but an addition: expect a "single card + list grid view" rather than a board or timeline.

Do expect past board data + offline mode, image editing and a battery-friendly nature rather than collaboration, chat, power-ups & animations.

Feature-wise it might more or less be used to bridge an hour or two of a journey or unexpected outage, assuming the project planning part is mostly already done (eg. card members cannot be edited yet) and the app is in regular (not necessarily continuous) use.

There are silly mistakes/bugs at this point, partly as I have been going for prototyping features for a while to see if it could work - I think it's soon ready to aim for a bit more seriousness again.

For now, I suppose it's better than nothing - do feel free to

1. try! (of course)

2. let me know your biggest pain point (only one please! I am snowed under ... I can't help spotting problems myself :) if there's visible interest - there's development I guess)

3. show interest (but not be too hard - e.g. you may need to restart it after going back online to see the changes)

4. grab a pro license speculatively and thereby (possibly a bargain but also) support development

For the desktop users: I am working on something that may help (Linux/Windows users for now)

It's called Focus|Project for Trello it's still in development (long story :) ) but I also am a user (on Ubuntu).

See https://f-p.app

It is not meant to be a replacement for Trello at all, but an addition: expect a "single card + list grid view" rather than a board or timeline.

Do expect past board data + a growing offline mode, image editing, dark UI and a battery-friendly nature rather than collaboration, chat, power-ups & animations.

Feature-wise it might be more or less used to bridge an hour or two of a journey or unexpected outage, assuming the project planning part is mostly already done (eg. card members cannot be edited yet) and the app is in regular (not necessarily continuous) use - i.e. can update.

There are silly mistakes/bugs at this point, partly as I have been going for prototyping features for a while to see if things will work - I think it's soon ready to aim for a bit more seriousness again.

For now, I suppose it's better than nothing - do feel free to

1. Try! (of course)

2. Let me know your biggest pain point (only one please! I am snowed under ... I can't help spotting problems myself :) if there's visible interest - there's development I guess)

3. Show interest (but not be too hard - e.g. you may need to restart it after going back online to see the changes)

4. Grab a license (on Win), whether free, or even - somewhat speculatively - a pro and thereby support development