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Trello is great for small projects and for personal lists and boards. I certainly wouldn't want to manage a complex project with a large software team from Trello.

What's your threshold for considering a team as large?

If you have minimal needs, you could use a simple ticket system like the Erlang ticket system Joe Armstrong described in 2014:

https://joearms.github.io/published/2014-06-25-minimal-viabl...

In use from 1985 to 2014 and maybe longer.

My go-to options are the following:

- Whatever GitHub/GitLab provides if I need the most basic level of tracking.

- Trello for a more polished experience, a few additional ticket/board related features and easier involvement of non-developers.

- Linear if there's a bigger team that needs more than a bunch of boards (backlogs, roadmaps, projects, teams etc.).

Not sure why you're being downvoted - someone from Atlassian, maybe?

I wholeheartedly agree with your suggestions. Trello won't scale, but it's good for n < 3 users, especially if working with non-engineers / non-PMs.

> Trello for a more polished experience

On android, returning from a screen unlock deleted all my unsaved text.

Am I the only person who liked bugzilla?

that was fast

Github issue tracker is a fantastic alternative if you aren't deep down the Jira hole.