Connect Trello to Littlebird
Ask once, and Littlebird answers from Trello, your meetings and the rest of your apps
Littlebird is free to start on Mac and Windows.Littlebird connects to Trello on every plan.We'll email you a link to download Littlebird for Mac or Windows.
A Littlebird window on the Integrations page. Trello is now connected, next to Gmail and Google Calendar, with more apps listed to connect.
- SOC 2
- Sign in to Trello in your browser
- Remove Trello anytime
Littlebird also remembers your screen and your meetings
It takes notes in your calls without a bot and remembers what you see on screen, so you can ask about any of it later
See Meeting NotesHow Littlebird works with Trello
TTrelloManage boards, lists, and cardsYou spend the first ten minutes of every task hunting for context. The client email that changed the scope. The Slack thread where someone said yes. The meeting where you agreed to own it. Your tools only know what someone typed into them, and the real decision happened somewhere else.
Littlebird already saw it happen. It pays attention to your active window and transcribes your meetings without a bot on the call, so you can ask it things later and get answers grounded in your real work. Trello can be connected from the Integrations page in Littlebird.
Pays attention to your active window
On Mac and Windows, Littlebird pays attention to the app you're working in, not your whole screen. It doesn't capture video of your screen. Password managers like 1Password and Bitwarden are kept out by default, and on a Mac it ignores password fields.
Transcribes your meetings without a bot
Focus on the conversation. The notes take care of themselves. Littlebird can transcribe and summarize any audio or video playing on your computer. No bot joins the call.
Builds a memory you can ask later
Littlebird builds a private, encrypted index of your recent activity. Ask in Chat and get an answer grounded in your real work: the email thread, the meeting, the thing you read on screen last week. You skip the explaining.
Kickoff with Birdseed Brands
- Ask whether November 12 still works.
- Send Dana the kickoff agenda by Friday.
- Book the photo shoot with Tailfeather Studio.
Executive Summary
Birdseed Brands confirmed the fall launch for November 12. Dana will send the brand guidelines, and you’ll share the kickoff agenda by Friday.
Decisions
- Launch on November 12
- Start the social campaign a week before launch
Action Items
- Send Dana the kickoff agenda by Friday
- Book the photo shoot with Tailfeather Studio
- Dana: Send the brand guidelines
YouCan we lock the launch date today?
OthersYes, November 12 works for us. I’ll send the brand guidelines tomorrow.
YouGreat. I’ll share the kickoff agenda by Friday.
OthersLet’s start the social campaign a week before launch.
Changes it can make in Trello
Littlebird makes changes in Trello when you ask in Chat or when a routine you set up runs.
What connecting Trello adds
Manage boards, lists, and cards
Even before you connect it, Littlebird sees Trello when it’s the active window on your screen, unless you exclude it.
TWhen Littlebird uses Trello
Put Trello in a routine
A routine you set up can use Trello the same way Chat does, and each run leaves a report in Littlebird
Littlebird’s Routines page with one routine, Monday check-in, set to run weekly on Mondays at 9:00 AM. Its instructions: Check Trello and last week’s meetings, and tell me what needs my attention. Email is on, so each report also arrives by email.
It takes three steps to connect Trello
Find Trello in Littlebird, sign in from your browser, then ask your first question
After you connect
- Use Trello in Chat and in the routines you set up
- Ask one question across Trello and your other apps
- If Trello signs you out, Littlebird asks you to sign in again
Open Integrations and find Trello
In Littlebird, open Integrations from the sidebar and search for Trello.
Sign in to Trello in your browser
Your browser opens Trello’s own sign-in, where you allow access.
Ask your first question
Start with one only Trello can answer.
What your IT team will want to know
How Trello connects, when Littlebird uses it and where your data is kept
- Littlebird is SOC 2 Type II compliant, verified by an independent audit. The report is in our Trust Center.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest, and hosted on AWS in the United States.
- Littlebird never sells your data.
- HIPAA is available once you accept the BAA in the app.
- You can pause Littlebird, exclude apps or delete your data at any time.
TTrello at a glance
Sign in to Trello in your browser, and Littlebird connects through Trello’s own server
When you ask in Chat, when a routine you set up runs, and when it prepares you for a meeting
It also sees Trello when it’s the active window, unless you exclude it
Trello connects on every plan, including the free one. See pricing
Open Integrations, find Trello under Connected, open its settings and remove it
Questions about Littlebird and Trello
What does connecting Trello add?
Manage boards, lists, and cards Littlebird uses Trello when you ask in Chat, when a routine you set up runs and when it prepares you for a meeting. Even before you connect it, Littlebird sees Trello when it’s the active window on your screen, unless you exclude it.
Do I need to connect Trello?
Littlebird works on its own by paying attention to your screen and transcribing your meetings. The integrations are optional, and connecting Trello lets you work with your boards, lists, and cards from Chat.
What does Littlebird do with my data?
The app runs on your computer. The memory it builds is encrypted and stored in the AWS cloud. Littlebird never sells your data. You can delete your data at any time from Settings.
All the content I produce starts with Littlebird. It sits in the background, capturing the conversations that matter, so nothing gets lost in the details of a meeting or the bottom of my inbox.
Try Littlebird with Trello today
Download Littlebird, connect Trello and ask your first question
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