AllScrum vs Trello at a glance
Teams that want a Scrum board running today, without a setup project
Individuals and teams who want simple, flexible Kanban boards for any kind of work
| Feature | AllScrum | Trello |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Included: Minutes, nothing to configure | Included: Minutes |
| Sprints and backlog | Included: Built in, with story points | Not available: Not built in; Power-Ups |
| Burndown and reports | Included: Burndown chart | Not available: Not built in |
| Kanban board | Included: Lanes you name yourself | Included: The core of Trello |
| Timeline or Gantt | Not available: Not available | Limited or on a paid plan: Premium plan |
| Time tracking | Not available: Not available | Not available: Through Power-Ups |
| Custom fields and workflows | Not available: Not available; the essentials are built in | Limited or on a paid plan: Custom fields from Standard |
| Phone | Included: Installable web app, works offline | Included: iOS and Android apps |
| Free plan | Included: Free account | Limited or on a paid plan: 10 collaborators, 10 boards |
- Included
- Limited or on a paid plan
- Not available
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Pros and cons
Both tools are good at different things. Here is where each one shines, and where it falls short.
AllScrum
Pros
- A working board the moment you name a project
- Sprints, backlog, story points and burndown without configuration
- Keyboard shortcuts: N to add, Ctrl K to search, hold Ctrl for quick actions
- Works on phones and offline, with changes syncing when you reconnect
- Passkeys and two-factor sign-in for every account
Cons
- No timeline, Gantt chart or long-range planning
- No time tracking or timesheets
- No custom fields or custom workflows
- No app store apps: you install it from the browser
- No importer or integrations marketplace yet
Trello
Pros
- Very easy to learn: lists and cards, nothing more
- Large catalogue of Power-Ups and integrations
- Built-in automation, even on the free plan
- Works for almost any kind of list, not only software
Cons
- No built-in sprints, backlog, story points or burndown
- Calendar, timeline and table views need the Premium plan
- Free plan limits collaborators and boards per Workspace
Which one should you pick?
Choose Trello if
You want a general-purpose board for many kinds of work, lean on Power-Ups and automation, or don’t work in sprints.
Choose AllScrum if
Your team works in sprints and wants a backlog, story points and a burndown without adding Power-Ups, plus keyboard shortcuts and offline use on phones.
Not sure? The board on the home page is a live demo. Drag a few cards, try the shortcuts and see if it feels right, no account needed.
Switching from Trello
There is no automatic importer yet, but moving a team over takes minutes:
- Create a project and rename the lanes to match your current columns or lists.
- Paste your task titles into a lane’s “Add task” field. Every line becomes a task, up to 100 at a time.
- Invite your team by email, or share the whole workspace with a team at once.
- Plan the first sprint from the backlog, or simply start moving cards.