Trello is built around a fantastic community of users and developers. Here's a list of some of the top community projects to help you build with Trello.
We'd love to hear your experiences with these projects, but unfortunately we cannot provide support for them.
Wrappers make it easier to interact with the Trello API using a number of different programming languages.
| Name | Author |
|---|---|
| Trello Client (Node) | Telegraph Engineering |
| Ruby Trello | Jeremy Tregunna |
| Node Trello | Luca Matteis and Andrew Dunkman |
| Py Trello | Richard Kolkovich |
| Trolly (Python) | Luke Rigby |
| Trellop (Python) | Brent Tubbs |
| Trello3 (Python3) | Wayne Werner |
| Manatee.Trello (.NET) | Greg Dennis |
| Ex Trello (Elixir) | Chris Yammine |
Developers have already built some cool things with Trello. Here are some open source projects that you can use for reference.
| Name | Author |
|---|---|
| Trello to Newsletter | Jeff Triplett |
| Trello Calendar | Francois Metz |
| Cardorizer | Mark Drago |
| Trello Bookmarklet | Daniel LeCheminant |
| Trellobo | Oisín Hurley |
| taskboards | Jake Ginnivan |
| Read Cards jsfiddle | Daniel LeCheminant |
| Add Comment jsfiddle | Daniel LeCheminant |
| Web Clipper for Trello | Oskar Jakiela |
| Node Trello to Slides | Jonalyn Valencia |
| Trello bot in Node.js | Karl Pokus |
| JsonToXL | Kevin Harper |
| Trello KB | Dave Wilding |
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