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ProWoDo vs Trello: Kanban with Dependencies & AI Built In (2026)

Trello is the simplest Kanban board — but has no native dependencies, sprints, or AI agents. See how ProWoDo compares for small teams that need structure and AI. Updated July 2026.

Trello is the fastest way to get a visual Kanban board running, and in 2026 it added an official MCP server and light AI content assist. But Trello stays deliberately "flat": it has no native task dependencies, no built-in sprints or backlog, and only a Premium timeline — structured project work needs third-party Power-Ups. ProWoDo is built for small teams and agencies that outgrow sticky-note boards but don't want the weight of an enterprise suite: it adds native task dependencies (FS/SS/FF/SF) with auto-scheduling, sprints, and AI/MCP control included on the free plan — so Claude or ChatGPT can read and update your tasks with no per-seat AI credits — with a Gantt timeline on the affordable Team plan (€8/user/mo). Trello wins on sheer simplicity and ecosystem; ProWoDo wins when you need dependencies, agile, and AI without paying extra or bolting on plugins.

Disclosure: ProWoDo is our product. Comparison data is taken from Trello's official pages, as of July 2026. Pricing and features change — always check the latest on trello.com.

Feature comparison

FeatureProWoDoTrello
Kanban board
Native task dependencies✅ FS/SS/FF/SF + auto-schedule❌ (Power-Up only)
Sprints / backlog✅ native❌ (Power-Up only)
Gantt / timeline⚠️ Premium, not dependency-aware
AI agents (read + write your tasks)✅ via MCP, included⚠️ content assist only
Official MCP server✅ included, no throttle✅ single-workspace, no delete
Telegram reminders
Free tier✅ (incl. AI/MCP)✅ up to 10 collaborators
Entry paid priceFrom €8/user/mo (Team)$5/user/mo (Standard)

How is ProWoDo different from Trello for project management?

Trello models work as cards on lists — perfect for a personal to-do wall or a simple team board. The moment work has sequence ("design must finish before dev starts") or cadence (two-week sprints), Trello needs Power-Ups like Corrello or Hello Epics that you configure and pay for separately. ProWoDo makes dependencies, sprints and a Gantt first-class, so the sequencing and scheduling are built in — no plugins to assemble.

Does Trello have AI and MCP?

Yes — Trello shipped an official MCP server (mcp.trello.com/v1, all plans) and AI content assist in 2026. But Trello's AI is content help (drafting card text), and its MCP is single-workspace with no delete at launch. ProWoDo's AI story is agent-first: over MCP, Claude or ChatGPT plan, schedule and update tasks across projects — and it's included, not metered by seat.

Pricing: which is cheaper for a small team?

Trello's Standard is $5/user/mo and its free tier covers 10 collaborators — genuinely generous for simple boards. ProWoDo's free plan includes AI/MCP, sprints and task dependencies; Gantt and advanced features are on Team (€8/user/mo) / Pro (€15/user/mo). For a simple board, Trello is cheaper. Once you'd need Trello Premium ($10/user/mo) plus paid Power-Ups to add dependencies and sprints, ProWoDo's built-in structure closes the gap.

Who should choose which?

  • Choose Trello if you want the simplest possible visual board, a huge Power-Up ecosystem, and you don't need native dependencies or sprints.
  • Choose ProWoDo if you're a small team, agency or freelancer who needs dependencies, sprints and a Gantt — and wants AI agents (via Claude or ChatGPT) controlling tasks — without plugins, AI credits, or extra seats.

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