AI assistant for Trello
PocketClaw keeps your Trello boards true to what is actually going on. When work arrives by email or chat, it files the card on the right list with the source attached. It reads your boards and flags cards gone stale, due dates slipping past, and lists piling up without movement. A customer complaint becomes a card with the investigation attached rather than a one-line title. It does not create, move, or archive anything until you approve it.
What it does with Trello
Files cards with context
Work arriving by message lands on the right Trello list with the source attached, instead of sinking down the list.
Flags stale and overdue cards
PocketClaw surfaces cards sitting too long and dates slipping past, so a forgotten card does not resurface as a missed commitment.
Turns a complaint into an evidenced card
A bug report becomes a card carrying the matching error and the affected count, so whoever picks it up starts with facts.
Prepares every move for approval
Creating, moving, or archiving a card is shown to you first. Nothing changes on your boards until you approve it.
Seen end to end
Trello is one of the tools PocketClaw reads for the morning brief. That page walks the whole job end to end, across every tool it touches.
Get PocketClaw
PocketClaw connects to Trello and runs from your phone. Connect the tool with its own sign-in, and nothing sends until you approve it.
Common questions
- Does it move cards on its own?
- No. PocketClaw prepares the card or the move and waits for your approval before anything changes on your boards.
- Which boards can it read?
- The boards you pick when you connect Trello. PocketClaw reads only those, and you can pull access at any time.
- Does it handle checklists and due dates?
- Yes. PocketClaw reads checklists, members, and due dates when it files or flags a card, and proposes dates rather than setting them silently.