Trello is a web-based work management tool owned by Atlassian. It uses a board → list → card structure (inspired by Kanban) to let you visualize tasks, assign people, attach files/comments, and track progress.
If you or your team have work that moves through stages — from “To-Do” to “Doing” to “Done” — Trello gives you a simple, visual interface to keep things organized. It works for product development, marketing campaigns, personal task lists — several types of teams benefit. Because it’s easy to start, it’s a good choice when you don’t need heavyweight enterprise project-management tools.
You create a workspace (optional), then boards. On each board you have lists (for example “Backlog”, “In Progress”, “Review”, “Done”). Inside lists you have cards representing tasks. Cards can be moved, assigned, due-dated, commented on, file-attached, labelled and integrated with other tools (via “Power-Ups”).
