Aevo compared with Trello

Both show work as cards on a surface. In Trello you decide which column a card sits in. In Aevo a calculated score decides where a tile stands, and its effort decides how large it is.

The short version

Trello made the kanban board understandable to everyone. Columns for states, cards for tasks, drag and done. For a team that wants to make a shared workflow visible, it is still one of the simplest answers.

Aevo looks similar and works differently. There are no columns to maintain. Every task gets a score from deadline, date, priority and postponements. What matters stands first. What takes long is large. You drag nothing from left to right; the board orders itself.

Where they differ

Aevo Trello
Basic shapeboard of weighted tileskanban columns
Who orders?a calculated score, readableyou, by hand
Built forone personteams
Subtasksany depth, each opens a board of its ownchecklists on the card
CalendarsGoogle Calendar, Microsoft 365, CalDAV; meetings count against the daycalendar view on the Premium plan, per the vendor
What fits into todaycalculated from calendar and estimatesno
ExtensionsnonePower-Ups and automation
Data locationEUUSA and further regions, per the vendor
Free planyesyes
Price5 euro a month, 50 euro a yearfrom 5 US dollars per person a month, billed yearly

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What Trello does better

What Aevo does differently

Nobody has to move cards. A board maintained by hand is as current as its last tidy-up. Aevo recalculates the order every time you open it.

Size shows effort. A four-hour task takes more room than a fifteen-minute one. You see how much work lies ahead, not just how many cards.

A day has a size. Aevo takes your meetings off your working hours and marks which tasks still fit into today.

Break things down deeply. Any task can be opened and split into subtasks and groups, with no lower limit: subtasks to any depth.

If you want to move

Trello exports a board as CSV on the paid plans. Aevo reads a CSV table with a title column, this one included: settings, account, import data. Title, description and due date come along. You will not need the columns any more.

Which one suits you

Trello suits you if several people need to see a shared workflow.

Aevo suits you if the tasks are your own and you do not want to maintain what comes next. See the pricing or start for free.

Frequently asked questions

Does Aevo have kanban columns?

No. Aevo orders the tiles by a calculated score. Inside a task you can sort subtasks into groups.

Can I set the order myself in Aevo?

Indirectly. You change what the score is made from: priority, date, deadline, pause. A task that should wait is paused or given a start date.

Can I share Aevo with colleagues?

No. Aevo is built for one person.

Is there a list view?

Yes. The same tasks can be shown as a list, grouped and sorted.

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