Zuuna vs Trello: the Trello alternative with more power

Trello is beautifully simple — until your team needs more: sprints, time tracking, documents, real reporting. Zuuna keeps Trello’s lightness and gives you the rest, without switching to a second tool.

Zuuna vs Trello at a glance

Criterion	Zuuna	Trello
Kanban & drag-and-drop	Yes	Yes
Table, calendar, documents	Built in	Partly via Power-Ups
Sprints, backlog & burndown	Yes	No
Time tracking & reports	Built in	Via Power-Ups
Git on the card	Yes	No
Hosting	Germany / EU	US vendor

Where Zuuna wins

• More than a board. Table, calendar (with Google/Outlook/Apple sync), documents and automations are built in — not stitched together from Power-Ups.
• For teams that grow. When to-dos become real projects, sprints, capacity and reports are already there.
• GDPR-compliant. Hosted in Germany instead of on US servers.

The Trello simplicity stays

No overkill: a new board takes seconds. The extra features only show up when you need them.

Moving from Trello

Export your cards to Excel/CSV and import them into Zuuna — during import you map columns like title, status and fields. A dedicated Trello importer is on the roadmap; the CSV path works today.

More comparisons: Zuuna vs Jira · Zuuna vs Monday. Or read why Zuuna is GDPR-compliant.

Where the data sits, who processes it and what we explicitly do not claim is set out on the security and privacy page — subprocessor table included.

If you decide to switch

Export a Trello board and migrate — using the JSON export, which every board has.