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I started playing with Trello a week ago. It's beautiful and I see huge potential using it for my daily todo list. One thing I really want is a dead simple way
by pgambling 14y ago
I started playing with Trello a week ago. It's beautiful and I see huge potential using it for my daily todo list. One thing I really want is a dead simple way to add new items to an "Inbox" list, which I sort later. (Thinking GTD)
An Android home screen widget and maybe a Chrome extension for this would rock. This is how I currently use Remember The Milk on my phone because you can specify a default list for all new items.
Is something like this in the works? If not, looks like I should be able to cobble something together using the Trello API.
- binxbolling 14y agoI've been wrestling with this, too. Right now my GTD Inbox list is just empty, because if I'm going into Trello, I might as well put the item where it belongs (whether Next Actions, Waiting On, etc). I guess I'm looking for my Inbox to be populated with stuff that arrived outside of Trello. I might be wrong on this because I'm relatively new to Trello and GTD, but I also didn't see a way to tag cards, which seems really useful.
- pinko 14y agoIt might be possible to write an IMAP interface to Trello, so it just shows up as another email account you can file emails into (Board -> Folder, Title -> Subject, etc.).
- djloche 14y agoClick on a card -> add a label.
- Robin_Message 14y agoYou can adopt a convention (like #tag) and then search/filter cards with that tag pretty easily. It's not built in tagging support, but I'm not sure if GTD actually requires more than that.
- gecko 14y agoAndroid support is on the way, and already in beta: https://trello.com/card/android-app/4d5ea62fd76aa1136000000c/1197 https://trello.com/card/android-app/4d5ea62fd76aa1136000000c...
- pgambling 14y agoIs it a public beta? I'd love to participate.
- sawfoot 14y agoI use zapier to convert emails to a backlog list (using a "trello" filter for the emails).
- gadders 14y agoOoh, I like Zapier! Looks like a useful service