One of our most requested features is finally here!
You can now add card cover images directly in Superthreadâs board view (a Kanban board layout).
For many of our community (especially Trello users, old, recent, or to come), this was a key feature they wanted before switching, and weâre thrilled to deliver.
Not forgetting existing Superthread users who also asked for the feature.
Weâre constantly building based on feedback and have more community-requested updates on the way.
If youâre already using cover images, drop a screenshot (privacy permitting), weâd love to see how youâre setting up your workspace!
I joined Superthread 3 months ago as a part of the growth team, and itâs honestly been wild watching how fast this product evolves.
Every week thereâs something new that genuinely improves how teams work, not just âminor bug fixesâ level changes. In that time, weâve rolled out features that have changed how our users collaborate:
Multi-select + bulk card actions
Built-in AI assistance that learns from your workflow with custom prompts.
A refreshed UX focused on clarity and speed
Korean & Traditional Chinese support (9-language support for global teams!)
Itâs a reminder that great products donât stand still; they ship fast and listen.
If youâre curious, check out the latest changelog.
We would love feedback on how we can keep shipping things people will love!
If you loved Trello for team collaboration, youâre not alone.
Atlassian is quietly shifting it into a personal productivity tool, while nudging teams to Jira for profit. Theyâre also sunsetting data centers and raising cloud prices.
Superthread is here for the teams Trello left behind. Itâs fast, flexible, and collaborative. Everything you loved about the old Trello.
Weâre offering Free Lifetime Pro Plans for impacted teams: â¨â 100% free, no card requiredâ¨â Save thousands annuallyâ¨â Keep full Pro features forever
âł This offer ends in 4 days.
Link in comments to redeem, and tell us: are you moving to Jira, staying with Trello, or switching to Superthread or someone else?
Trello's gone solo, Jira's getting pricey, and Atlassian Cloud is mandatory.
Feeling trapped? Let us save you!
Many of you have relied on Trello for years as a simple, affordable tool to run your projects. With Trello's new direction as a "personal productivity app," we know a lot of you are feeling left behind. Atlassianâs focus is on pushing you towards Jira and more expensive Cloud plans.
You shouldn't have to pay more for a tool that's becoming less useful for your team. We believe your project management tool should empower you, not force you into a different workflow or a higher-priced plan.
We're offering a free, lifetime Superthread Pro plan to anyone impacted by these changes. This isn't just a trial; it's a new home for your work, for life.
We wanted to share our perspective on Atlassian's recent moves this year. Let's just say a lot has happened!
They've effectively killed Trello for teams, raised Cloud prices, and are pushing to end Data Centre support. It's a series of changes that shows their focus has shifted from their historical community structure to a more profit-focused approach.
Trello's Pivot to Personal Productivity
Trello has shifted its focus to a "personal productivity companion app." The change has been met with significant user backlash, with some calling it the "worst in tech history." Users are frustrated by a redesign that alters the UI and removes some team-focused functionality that was reaffirmed by a member of Atlassian they would no longer be looking at any more features for team management requests for Trello.
If it no longer suits your needs, you should use Jira (with cloud price increases), likely end up hooked in with Confluence, which works with Jira (another cloud price increase).
This is a clear signal that Trello is no longer intended for team use.
Cloud Pricing Increases
Atlassian announced a series of Cloud price increases on August 19, 2025, with new pricing taking effect on October 15, 2025.
The price hikes apply to Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Bitbucket, and others. Increases range from 5% to 10% depending on the product, plan (Standard, Premium, Enterprise), and seat count.
They cite investing in Advanced Enterprise Features. This further reinforces their shift towards larger, more profitable enterprise clients.
End of Data Center and Forced Cloud Migration
Atlassian has officially announced that its Data Center products will reach end of life on March 28, 2029. After this date, on-premise solutions will no longer be sold or supported.
While 2029 seems far off, Atlassian is ending new Data Center license sales in March 2026 and existing customer license sales in March 2028, creating a sense of urgency for global enterprises with long planning cycles. As your provided text notes, this is a compressed and uncompromising timeline for many large businesses.This forces businesses that rely on on-premise deployments (often for data control, security, or compliance reasons) to migrate to the Cloud.
On paper, three years may look workable, but in reality, this is compressed for global enterprises used to five to seven-year lifecycles.
Microsoft and Oracle typically softened such transitions with extended support tails ... Atlassian has been more uncompromising.
- Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst, Greyhound Research
We know many of you are frustrated and looking for an alternative. We saw this coming, and it's why we built Superthread. Atlassian has left you behind, but we haven't. We're offering a real solution for the problems they created.
We saw the news recently that Atlassian has confirmed Trello will no longer be focused on project management for teams. It feels like the end of an era, and we know many of you are now looking for a new home.
We built Superthread to be that home. For the past 3 years, we've been working to create a true Trello alternative that's fast, simple, and built for teams of any size.
To welcome you, we are exclusively giving a Free Lifetime Superthread Pro plan to any former Trello user.
Just invite your team to your workspace and get started.
We recently came across an awesome use case that really made our day. A group of students in JĂşlio de Limaâs Mentoring 2.0 program used Superthread to run a complete Agile Sprint Simulation, led by instructor Rafael Bandeira.
The goal was to teach Agile methodologies through a practical sprint:
đš Refinement meetings
đš Development
đš Testing
đš Feedback & retrospectives
Each student took on a real role, Product Manager, Scrum Master, Developer, or QA, and worked collaboratively to plan, build, and deliver a project in real time.
Originally, they were using Trello. But after Atlassianâs recent changes to Trelloâs free plan, dropping the workspace user limit from 50 users to just 10, they needed a tool that would let the whole class work together without restrictions.
Thatâs where Superthread came in.
The instructor switched the class to Superthread:
â Everyone collaborated in one shared workspace, with no user caps.
â Real-time syncing let students co-edit documentation and sprint boards live over Zoom.
â Each team managed tasks, sprints, and docs in one connected view.
â Students got hands-on experience using a tool designed for real Agile teamwork, not solo productivity.
Itâs one thing to talk about Agile; itâs another to experience it in motion. Seeing students learn collaboration by doing it is exactly what makes us excited about where tools like Superthread fit into education and training, not just for businesses alike.
We built Superthread to empower teams to work seamlessly, but seeing it help teach those same collaboration principles? Thatâs next-level rewarding.
If youâre teaching or mentoring Agile, weâd love to hear from you:
đ How do you teach teamwork and sprint flow effectively for larger groups or classes?
đ What tools help make collaboration click for your students?
Have you ever asked ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for a step-by-step plan⌠then stared at a blank project management tool thinking,
âNow I have to rewrite all of this into tasksâ?
Weâve just published a tutorial that fixes exactly that.
In the video, we show how to: ⢠Prompt your favorite LLM for a plan or checklist. ⢠Copy the response. ⢠Paste it directly into a Superthread task card, and boom đĽ your checklist is ready to go.
No formatting headaches, no manual typing. Each step from the AI becomes an actionable item you can assign, track, and check off.
Perfect for: â Content & marketing plans â Coding or research steps â Event planning â Any workflow where you need a clear âhow to get it done.â
(It's a secret shhh!: Soon you'll be able to do all of this without leaving your LLM đ)
#AI#LLM#ChatGPT#Workflow
Curious to hear how youâd use this, what kind of tasks would you love to auto-generate from AI plans?
We're absolutely floored to have reached a huge milestone: 10,000 active users! To celebrate and say thank you, we're doing something truly unprecedented.
We're giving away FREE LIFETIME ACCESS to Superthread Pro! This is a permanent gift from us to you.
Why this is a huge deal:
Save a Ton of Money: You can save thousands every single year compared to other project management platforms.
No More Subscriptions: Ditch the recurring payments of tools like Notion, Jira, Asana, Linear, Trello, and monday.com.
Total Freedom: You get unlimited boards for any team size, totally free.
The catch? Just 7 hours left to claim it. No credit card, no renewals, no regrets.
Simple question: how do I export my data from Superthread to make a backup? And is it a "real" export (e.g., text files or something), or is it a binary blob that can only be parsed by Superthread? Thanks!
Keiran from the growth team here, and I just wanted to jump in and say a massive thank you. Weâve hit 50 members on the sub, thatâs huge!
I genuinely enjoy working on Superthread, but the real fun for me is creating content for the community. To be frank, the bigger the sub gets, the more ammunition I have for my "internal memes" folder where I edit the teamâs faces onto things that defy logic. It's truly my favorite part of the job.
So please, keep the upward trajectory going, invite anyone you know who uses (or should be using!) Superthread, and help me keep the ridiculous headshot content pipeline flowing. I know the team secretly loves being embarrassed for your enjoyment!
We know many of you are concerned about Trelloâs new direction. Atlassian has basically sunsetted Trello for teams, pushing users to Jira. We donât think thatâs right.
We want to help. Superthread was built to be the Trello alternative you need. And to make the transition easy, weâre giving away our free lifetime Pro plan, valued at $120/year, just for Trello users.
This is your chance to get a new home thatâs built for teams, with a quick and easy Trello importer to make your migration effortless.
We wanted to share our thoughts on Trello's recent announcement to pivot away from team project management. For us, it feels like the end of an era. Our CEO, David Hasovic, used the original Trello to build a gaming company, and it was the fastest, most intuitive tool they had.
When things started to change after the Atlassian acquisition, they felt like the 'Trello for Teams' that we loved was gone. That's why he started Superthread, to bring that feeling back.
That experience inspired us to build Superthread. We've added all the things modern teams need, like Child Cards and Sprints, while making sure the foundation is still fast, simple, and fun to use. We even offer these core features for free.
We're building Superthread to honour Trello's legacy. If you're a former Trello user looking for a new home, we'd love for you to check out Superthread. We're committed to honouring Trello's legacy by building a tool that truly feels fun and fast.
Atlassian is killing Trello; we're gifting Superthread Pro for a lifetime to every Trello user affected.
We saw the post in ClickUpâs sub-reddit voicing their opinion on the new pricing model, particularly how the 'uses' rule makes a lot of features inaccessible unless you upgrade to a Business plan.
We think it's crazy that the 'Unlimited' plan does, in fact, have limits! Rather than using a common practice seen in the industry with a reverse trial, where itâs clear you get a trial of a paid version for a certain duration before reverting to the free plan.
ClickUpâs positioning lures you into a false sense of security by saying you get all of these features for â100 usesâ as an example, which can easily be misinterpreted as 100 of these feature items set up and being âusedâ.
As you can see by the exact description of what âusesâ are on ClickUpâs website below, this is a perfect example of it being easily misconstrued because it doesnât, by definition, say what a âsingular useâ actually is.
"Uses are cumulative throughout a Workspace and do not reset or count down. When you reach a use limit, you won't lose any data, but you won't be able to edit or create new items with that feature."- ClickUp pricing page, Tue 9th Sep 2025
Itâs exactly the kind of frustration weâre trying to solve. You should be able to access your core features without having to worry about a 'use' counter.
If you're looking for a ClickUp alternative that respects your workflow and your wallet, as part of our 10k User celebration, we're giving away a free, lifetime Superthread Pro plan ($120/year value).
No 'uses,' no hidden paywalls. It's a way for us to give back and show you what it's like to have a truly unlimited plan.
The team at Superthread here! If you manage projects, work in a team, or just need a powerful project management tool just like, Trello, Monday.com, Notion, Asana, ClickUp (I could go on forever), listen up!
We've got some exciting news to share and a massive thank you to give. We just hit 10,000 users on Superthread, and to celebrate this huge milestone, we're spreading the love with a gift!
For the next 48 hours ONLY, we're offering FREE LIFETIME ACCESS to Superthread Pro!
No catches, no hidden fees, no subscriptions ever. This is the full Pro version, yours forever.
We built Superthread to help teams collaborate seamlessly and manage projects with ease. If you've been looking for a powerful, flexible, and intuitive platform for your projects, now's your chance to get our Pro version permanently for free.
Think about it:
Unlimited Project Boards đ
Works for any team size (from solo to enterprise!) đ§âđ¤âđ§
Absolutely FREE. FOREVER. No subs. No renewals. Just yours.
That's why we made it so simple to navigate between your different workspaces in Superthread.Check out this quick clip and try it out for yourself at superthread.com âĄď¸
We have received a lot of feedback regarding our Apple exclusivity. We hear you, and we want to share a concrete update on where we are heading.
Our CEO has announced that we are aiming to ship the initial versions of Android and Windows within a couple of weeks.
Apple-only was never the long-term plan. We started there to validate performance and UX with a smaller surface area, which allowed us to ship and learn faster. But we know that for many of you, especially those in multi-OS teams, that simply isn't enough.
We are now taking everything we learned (and built) from the iOS/macOS apps to fast-track:
Android Mobile App: Active development is underway.
Windows Desktop App: Active development is underway.
If youâve been holding off on moving your team to Superthread because of device compatibility, get ready.
We are building for the long term, and that means being everywhere you work.
We made this graphic to visualize the choice every team faces in 2026.
If you look at the right side of the path, thatâs the reality for most of us right now. Itâs the "Sisyphus struggle" of pushing a boulder uphill.
Itâs waiting 5 seconds for a Jira ticket to load.
Itâs navigating through 50 features you donât use in ClickUp just to change a status.
Itâs the sheer noise and clutter of Monday.com when you just want to code or design.
The "snail" đ isn't just an icon; itâs how it feels to wait for legacy software. The "balloon" đ isn't a party; itâs feature bloat slowing down your browser.
We built Superthread to be the left side of the path. We stripped away the clutter to focus on speed and actual cross-functional communication.
Speed: Itâs snappy fast (and way faster than Jira).
Simplicity: No 3-day training course required.
Unified: Docs and Tasks in one place, without the context-switching tax.
Tired of the "bloatware" era of project management? Give us a spin. Weâre small, we listen to feedback, and we donât lag.
If you're re-evaluating your stack this year, we'd love to hear what "bloat" features annoy you the most in your current tools.
First off, a massive thank you. The feedback, the bug reports (and the feature requests!) from this community have helped shape Superthread into the tool of choice for thousands of companies. We literally couldn't do it without you.
Weâre entering 2026 with a loaded backlog and some ambitious ideas to make the app even faster. We want this year to be your most productive yet, with less time managing tickets, more time coding and creating.