Every time.Īnother thing I can hardly believe about Trello Free it gives you infinite boards. I regularly have to go back into my (Android) phone after Swyping out a scene on the go and re-upload it to convince it to sync with my PC.
I love Google Docs but it does NOT play nice all the time. Oh come on, we all know how rare that is.
#CANCEL TRELLO GOLD ANDROID#
It’s perfectly synchronized across iOS, Windows and Android devices. Today, though, I’m just going to talk about Trello Free and all the wonderful things it can do for you as a writer.įirst of all, and most AMAZING in my eyes, it talks to EVERYTHING. If you’re willing and able to pay a monthly fee for it then I would say that is the way to go rather than Gold. Trello Business actually has more functionality at $9.99 per user per month because it integrates with Evernote, Github, Mailchimp, Google Drive, Dropbox and more. The only real difference between the free basic plan and Trello Gold is that you can save your searches and you have a 250MB attachment limit as opposed to 10MB on the free plan. You can see their pricing structure here, but unless you’re a big-business writer, I cannot see you needing more than the Free version or (possibly) Trello Gold. Now yes, of course there are paid versions of Trello. That’s it that’s all I stand to get out of it. If you do sign up to Trello by clicking on the very first link I put at the top, or on this link here, I can get Trello Gold for a free month (up to a maximum of 12 months if 12 people sign up). I just happen to think that they have a fantastic product and everyone should know about it :D.
#CANCEL TRELLO GOLD SERIES#
No, this is another in my series of Writing Tools for Authors, and Trello is another fantastically wonderful (free!) tool that I’m not sure how I ever managed without.īefore I go into specifics, here's a quick disclaimer I am not being paid in any way by Trello for this blog post. Well, that might be part of your plot, but it’s not what this post is about, I’m afraid. That sounds kind of nefarious, doesn’t it? As though Trello is perhaps some mysterious, sexy Italian who you’re teaming up with to cover up a murder.
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