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What's the ETA of offline Trello for Mac OS?

Ja_9fkcd9

Been waiting for 2-3 years now for an offline version of Trello for Mac OS, when is this going to be available to use.

It's definitely not smart to run important parts of our business on your app if we cannot access them when internet is off or spotty.

Please give us an update on this!

Thanks!

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Michael Pryor

We don’t have plans for offline mode on the desktop apps. iOS and Android do have offline mode.

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Michael Pryor

We don’t have plans for offline mode on the desktop apps. iOS and Android do have offline mode.

Ja_9fkcd9

Thanks for the update @Michael Pryor

Monica Fitzpatrick_isyhfd

So I'm watching a lecture and internet is spotty. I fill in a few lists with information I obviously can't get back and every 5 minutes or so it bugs out and I have to wait and see what did and didn't get saved. That takes time. Then I reload and my work is lost. I'm a keyboard typer, the old fashioned kind. I can't keep up with a lecture on a phone or even an iPad keyboard. Trello has now become completely unusable. Suggestions?

Eva Galanes-Rosenbaum

@Michael Pryor What can we do to change your minds? This seems like a remarkably simple feature that is standard on most desktop software. Its absence renders the desktop app virtually the same as using Trello in a browser—what's the point of the separate app if not offline use?

I will also share that this is the deal-breaker for widespread adoption in my organization: several of my senior management colleagues love Trello but have moved away from it because they cannot use it offline (e.g., on flights, on trains). I have remained loyal but limp along on a Trello Gold license, frequently running out of Butler actions each month, because I can't convince anyone else that Business or Enterprise would make sense.

I came over from this thread, where it seems like the demand exists (since at least 2017!) and many people are abandoning ship for the same reason.