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Gina C
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Oct 29, 2023

I thought that I could use Trello off line, knowing that it would update when I was back on line. That said, when I did a test, none of my boards were showing up. Is there something I have to set up in order to have the Boards saved to my PC? Or Cell phone? 

My goal is to be able to access the info when wifi is not available and also to update boards during these times. Please also explain if there are any bugs/pitfalls in doing this.

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Oct 29, 2023

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Trello is an online service, used via a browser, so the short answer is "no". 

But there are a couple of applications that can download your boards to a local copy, let you work on them, and upload your work when you next connect to it.

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Oct 31, 2023

Any chance you can provide examples of these please?

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