I have use Trello before. Will use it more after this.

Trello is pretty good as a task or project management tool.

For TTD list, I've been using Iphone list app previously, Then Evernote, then the other app, then latest I use Google Keep.

Keep is okay for a simple TTD, but Trello looks great. I have been watching two of the webinars, and will try to migrate my tasks in Keep into Trello.

Check out the webinars for Trello here. https://trello.com/webinars

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