Would this help any Trello users?
So I made this thing that should increase the speed you can do stuff in Trello by 2x? 3x? I'm not really sure about the exact amount, but it's a lot.
You can create hotkeys, find cards instantly and do/go/edit most things with a few keystrokes.
The problem is, I'm still not sure who it's for (i.e. who does it help?).
So if it helps you, could you let me know, and maybe say a bit about why?
Thanks, and here's the link: https://www.armandofortrello.com/
I use Trello pretty consistently, but not so much that I think I would gain a ton from learning a new key map. It's not like I ever spend more than a couple minutes in there at a time.
Your product does look pretty slick, but you might have to work a little harder to convince people like me that they actually need it.
Thanks for the honest feedback. That makes perfect sense.
Maybe that means the target for this is heavy Trello users that use it for longer periods (assuming they exist).
Ditto for more keystrokes, I already have too many things to remember. Also, it obviously won't work on a mobile or in the iPhwn app. It looks productive but I'd have to spend even more time in Trello to get a good ROI.
Just curious. Would you be interested in a tool that helps you receive bug reports or feedback directly into a Trello board ?
Tools like Sentry, Raygun, Rollbar etc already integrate crash reports in to Trello. Personally I'd rather use Sentry stand-alone than fill up a Trello board.
I have had this setup, though not with Trello specifically, on many projects I've worked on and it was moderately helpful. Those were with larger teams.
Is there anywhere online where Trello power users hang out? Try find them if there are. Forums or a subreddit maybe?
The Trello slack community is a good place to start and find these users:
https://info.trello.com/community
Thanks for your response.
I'd be curious to know this too.
The Trello community forum (at Atlassian) seems like it's mostly people reporting bugs and asking how to do stuff (i.e. not power users).
/r/trello looks more promising, although it's not very active.
I think it can help power users in Trello, it reminds me of Alfred app for Mac.
You're right, it's definitely inspired by Alfred (along with a bit of Vim).
I even thought about calling it "Alfredo" at one point, but that seemed too on the nose.
Thanks for your feedback.
Did you already create this as a power-up? If so you can publish in in Trello and find users through there.
Make sure to collect emails so you can interact with your users, create a public roadmap on a Trello board to to gather use cases and feedback.
You want to find your power-up's sweet spot and advertise it based on its features and value. (e.g.: Dev teams on Trello save x hours a week).
If you don't know these users, start by yourself, what kind of user are you and how does this help you? Now find users just like you.
I created the projects by Placker power-up that helps users to plan, track and report work with Trello, (https://placker.com/product/trello/plan_and_track) feel free to ask me anything.
It's not published it yet. Right now it's a custom Power-Up I use on my own boards.
And thanks for your offer to answer questions, I'll probably take you up on that in the future.
I signed up for testing as I'm curious to see it in action. When you join the Trello slack community you can reach out to users and developers.
https://info.trello.com/community
I would suggest to get it in shape to submit it as a power-up as that is really the only way to launch.
Thanks for signing up!
Your advice is very helpful. I'll definitely look into joining the slack community.
This looks excellent
Signed up! Power user here that really would like this feature. Though... I'm already at 3 powerups.. We'll figure something out.
Thanks!
I really appreciate your interest, and for helping answer the question: who is this for?
This is for me! Sole CEO of a SaaS that exclusively uses trello for all contact/project management needs