Dogorithm vs Trello

Everything you like about Trello boards, plus the standup and the call

Trello is a flexible board you shape with Power-Ups. Dogorithm keeps the board and builds in what small teams add on top: a plan for each day, the standup, voice calls and a whiteboard.

What your team would pay

Dogorithm

$72.00/month

Pro at $6 a seat, with standups, calls and whiteboard included

Trello Premium

$150.00/month

Premium is the Trello plan with Timeline, Calendar and Table views

Trello's list prices per user from trello.com/pricing: Standard $6 a month ($5 billed annually), Premium $12.50 ($10 annually). Checked 22 October 2026; check their site for current pricing.

Feature by feature

Trello as of 22 October 2026. "Not yet" means Dogorithm doesn't have it today.

Boards and views

  • Kanban board

    SameYes, with swimlanes and phone layouts

    Trello: Yes, the heart of Trello

  • Timeline, calendar and list views

    Built inOn every plan, free included

    Trello: Premium and up

  • Dependencies, epics and cycles

    Built inBuilt in, with dependency lines on the timeline

    Trello: Not built in

  • Automations

    Built inRules with conditions; 3 per board on Free, unlimited on Pro, no run limits

    Trello: Butler, 250 command runs a month on Free

Running the team

  • Daily standups

    Built inBuilt in, on a schedule, with notes

    Trello: Through Power-Ups or other tools

  • Voice calls and a whiteboard

    Built inBuilt in, next to the board

    Trello: Through other tools

  • Each person's plan for the day

    Built inMorning brief and a Top 3 per person

    Trello: Not built in

  • Apps and integrations

    PartlySlack, Teams, Discord, Google Calendar and webhooks

    Trello: Hundreds of Power-Ups

Admin and security

  • Two-step sign-in

    SameEvery plan

    Trello: Every plan

  • SAML single sign-on

    Built inIncluded in Pro

    Trello: Atlassian Guard, a separate subscription

  • Audit log

    Built inEvery plan, with CSV export

    Trello: Not listed on Trello plans

  • Native mobile apps

    PartlyInstallable web app with push notifications

    Trello: iOS and Android

Move over from Trello

  1. Step 1

    Export from Trello

    Open your board, then Menu → More → Print and Export → Export as JSON.

  2. Step 2

    Import into Dogorithm

    In Settings → Integrations, choose Import from Trello and pick the file. A new board is created with your lists and cards.

  3. Step 3

    Invite the team

    Invite people to the workspace, then set up the standup and any automations you used in Butler.

Dogorithm fits when

  • Your team of 3 to 25 runs its week on a board and wants the standup and calls in the same place.
  • You pay for Trello Premium mainly for the timeline and calendar.
  • You want each person to start the day knowing what matters most.

Stay on Trello when

  • You rely on specific Power-Ups that Dogorithm has no equivalent for.
  • You need native iOS and Android apps.
  • Your boards are personal lists more than team work.