Asana vs trello

When I first started managing projects, Trello was my go-to tool. It was simple to use and had almost no learning curve, and the drag-and-drop interface of its Kanban boards made organizing tasks effortless.

But as our team grew and projects became more complex, I started running into its downsides.

Coordinating tasks with dependencies, managing tighter timelines, and juggling multiple deliverables and client accounts became challenging. 

That’s when I realized we needed more capable, more robust task management software to keep up with the demands of larger, more intricate workflows. 

Over the past few years, I’ve tested dozens of project management software, each promising to solve the gaps I had experienced with Trello.

After trying them and weighing their pros and cons, my team and I have narrowed it down to the top 20 Trello alternatives that can seamlessly handle growing teams’ needs. 

Let’s walk you through them.