Create Cards via Email

I think its great that this was an intern's project at Trello and he got to announce it himself on their blog. Nice to see how much ownership they give their developers and sounds like a great internship.

Haha, I didn't realize this was a new feature. I googled this and found this feature, and was using this feature yesterday. (info was on their Support site, but not their blog) I missed my chance for sweet karma! :-)

I love trello but I still don&#x27;t understand why I can&#x27;t create more than 6 labels and assign my own custom colors to each label.<p>I don&#x27;t understand why I can&#x27;t remove a label from the board and have that label be removed from cards throughout the board.<p>I don&#x27;t understand why I can&#x27;t change the label&#x27;s color instead of changing the color&#x27;s label (if that makes any sense).<p>It <i>seems</i> easy - can anybody elaborate as to why this might be more difficult than it seems?

This is great, the next feature I&#x27;d love to see would be a way to update existing cards via email. The use case: I create a card by forwarding an email to my trello email address. In the meantime, the email thread continues and I have a few more updates on it. Now I want to update the Trello card with the updates from that email thread. If I just forward that email to Trello, it is now creating another new card instead of updating the existing card. Would others find this feature as useful as I would?

A great feature. We used Trello to plan our trip, but found it a bit cumbersome as a checklist of checklists (which is what we really wanted - more like Progect [1]). We had to print out all the tasks on paper, and use it as a real checklist - usable but a bit clunky.<p>[1] <a href="http://progect-manager.en.softonic.com/palm" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;progect-manager.en.softonic.com&#x2F;palm</a>

I was able to do this via Zapier, but never found a solid use case for this. Do love Trello though.

Can anyone here point me to a library&#x2F;framework that would allow for monitoring incoming emails (similar to this scenario) and take actions based on email address it was sent to?

They have done an amazing job with this. You can assign cards to people and even label cards through email. Sweet!