
Troglio
Trello Power-Up that turns the cards of a Trello board into content for a website or app, published as JSON to git or a server.
Troglio is a Trello Power-Up that turns the cards of a Trello board into content for a website or app. Writers put Markdown or HTML into a card, add structured properties in a TOML-like syntax, and publish the card. Publishing pushes the data to a git repository, which can trigger a build, or to a custom server that stores it and serves it as a JSON API.
Previews open the site in an iframe, so the site’s front end must take the new data as it arrives. The README links a starter blog built with Preact and React Static, and a small Express server that stores the data in Nedb.
Worth knowing
Troglio runs as a service, and it is installed by adding it as a custom Power-Up in the Trello admin interface. The terms describe its use without cost as a trial for a limited time, and the plans page says plans are coming soon. The Power-Up’s source code is not in the public repository.
Identity
- Status
- Hosted service, not installable
- Maintainer
- Troglio5
Adoption
Sources
- 2026-10-24: links, Admin interface
troglio.com/ - 2026-10-24: links
troglio.com/guide - 2026-10-24: links, GitHub stars
api.github.com/repos/Troglio/troglio - 2026-10-24: Categories
github.com/Troglio/troglio/blob/master/README.md - 2026-10-24: Maintainer
troglio.com/terms - 2026-10-24: Contributors
api.github.com/repos/Troglio/troglio/contributors