Habitica VS Trello

Habitica Reviews

Trello Reviews

1. TechGeek    

   Marketing Manager at Greenice | 1 day ago

   Perfect to-do lists for team collaboration

   I want to share my experience of using Trello. I like this product very much for its native UX and simplicity. My team of the Marketing department uses it daily for planning our tasks. You can quickly create, edit and move the cards with tasks. The best things are assigning tasks to team members, crossing the completed tasks, and viewing the progress that changes as you mark a task as done! Nice tool for to-do lists!

2. Rory    

   Entrepreneur at Konstrukt Planeringsverktyg | 6 months ago

   Great planning tool for simple project planning and task management

   Trello is really great compared with your average todo list, Excel spreadsheet, or planning tool. Unless your needs are super complex or your list of tasks is longer than a few hundred items, I'd say start with Trello until you need something else. If you're in a domain where there's good planning tools or you're tracking a ton of items, e.g. issue tracking for software development, then it's worth doing a more detailed evaluation of alternatives for you.

3. Jitesh    

   SEO & Content Specialist at Toggl Plan | 11 months ago

   Simple visual task management, but no project planning or people management

   Trello works really well for simple visual task management.

   Everyone on your team can quickly see what’s happening in the project and what tasks need to be done.

   It works really well for small teams with simple projects and tasks. But for large teams working on several projects, Trello can quickly become cluttered.

   However, compared to Asana and Toggl Plan, Trello falls short at project planning and team management.

   There’s no way to see the project timeline and keep track of milestones.

   You also won’t be able to quickly see who’s available, who's working and who’s on vacation, making it difficult to manage team workloads.

   🏁 Competitors: Asana, Toggl Plan

Habitica mentions

• I need help with dental care

  Phone alarms and Alexa reminders are what helps keep me on track. I also use Habitica to keep track of which items on my daily routine I still have to do. - Source: Reddit / about 2 months ago

• Motivation Tool ps. check out the rewards for myself

  You just checkmark it. This is a website called habitica.com/. You have to kind of fool yourself into thinking that the coins are valuable and want to get it. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Does anyone else "gamify" the boring aspects of your life?

  You might find the app, Habitica, to be right up your alley: https://habitica.com/. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• YNAB for time management

  I've used Habitica probably about as long as YNAB. Not really a 1:1 "YNAB for habits" but I think of their usefulness very similarly. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• IWTL how to gamify my life

  Https://habitica.com/ is made for exactly this. Get a group together and keep each other on task. Fight bosses together by flossing and paying your bills. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

Trello mentions

• TinyRL postmortem - A 7DRL entry

  At the start of the Jam I created a board on trello.com to keep track of my ideas and tasks I would need to work on. This was great for me and let me construct a much better plan when I could see all my ideas together in one place. It was also easier to see what I really needed to work on "now" and what I could leave till later. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Useful art software or online art tools that *aren't* drawing/painting/creation software but more supplementary? Posing tools, reference organisers, colour scheme creation tools, similar things that you use and want more people to know about?

  Trello - If you're doing commissions for people, this is a good platform to keep them updated on their progress and give people an idea of what your workload looks like. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Productivity tools: looking for recommendations!

  I've found Trello helpful for planning out work, but for a long time I didn't use it because it was way too free-form. Then I worked on a team that used Scrum, which introduced me to a "system" of using it... Now I find Trello immensely useful! - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Easiest to use productivity tools

  Trello.com - the big fish. All kanban, very focused on individual boards but also very easy to use for newcomers. The power ups make this infinitely usable, and with zapier integration, it's pretty unstoppable. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• How do you motivate yourself to pursue your own projects in your free time when working full-time?

  Right now create a list it can be on your computer a website like trello.com or on paper it doesn't matter. On it write 6 Things that you can accomplish very quickly in relation to your project. - Source: Reddit / 27 days ago