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Trello cards are titles by default, and a title alone rarely survives two weeks. Typally works at the keyboard level, so anywhere Trello accepts typing, it accepts your voice instead.
Written by the team behind Typally. Trello's own features are described as accurately as we can — check them yourself before switching anything.None. Card descriptions, comments and checklists are plain fields.
Trello's speed is its appeal — a card takes seconds. The consequence is boards full of three-word cards that made sense on the day and mean nothing by the next sprint.
In practice people use it for: Card descriptions, comments, checklist items with context, and the card that captures a decision.
Typally runs in the background and types into whatever window has focus, so there is nothing to install inside Trello:
Windows or macOS build, signed in once.
Whatever has the cursor receives the text, so click the right place in Trello before starting.
Nothing truncates part-way through.
Trello saves the description on clicking away, not on Enter. Dictated text left unsaved disappears if you navigate off the card.
Typally types into card descriptions and comments, so every card can carry one sentence saying why it exists. That sentence costs about eight seconds and is the difference between a board you can pick up cold and one you have to reconstruct. Click away to save — Trello saves descriptions on blur, not on Enter.
Somebody adds fourteen cards during a planning session and speaks one sentence into each. Three weeks later, when the board is picked up again, nobody has to guess what 'fix the thing' meant.
Give every card one dictated sentence of why it exists. It costs eight seconds and it is the difference between a board you can pick up cold and one you have to reconstruct.
Trello saves the description on clicking away, not on Enter. Dictated text left unsaved disappears if you navigate off the card.
No. Card titles, descriptions, checklists and comments are all plain typed inputs, on the web and in the desktop client alike.
One item at a time. Each checklist item is a separate field, so create the item, speak it, create the next. Trying to dictate the whole list into one item just gives you a very long single item.
If a Power-Up exposes a normal text box, dictated words land in it the same as typed ones. Power-Ups that render custom widgets may capture keystrokes differently, so test one before relying on it.
There is a permanent free tier of 100 minutes a month. Pro costs $7.99/month and raises the limit.
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