“The Voting Power-Up brings the power of the people to your Trello boards. When it’s time to decide on a course of action, the new Voting Power-Up enables teams to quickly come to an agreement. On iOS and Android devices, the new Calendar Power-Up allows users to view items with due dates in the application’s calendar view, enabling them to better plan and anticipate their activities as project milestones approach. Last month, Trello added two new mobile app “Power-Ups,” the company’s term for additional features and integrations. The competition isn’t sitting still while Microsoft pushes Planner into a more mobile direction. Microsoft is also working on push notifications and integrating the Planner mobile apps with Intune, the company’s mobile device and application management platform. According to an online FAQ, Microsoft is planning to add the ability to create new plans directly within the mobile app. The mobile app also features chat functionality along with the ability to share files and assign tasks to fellow team members.Ī future update will address a major functionality gap between the mobile and web apps. Getting started requires visiting and creating plans using the browser-based version of Planner.Īfter those steps, users can launch the mobile companion app to view and update those plans. Android users will need a device that runs version 4.2 (Jelly Bean) of Google’s mobile operating system or above.Ĭurrently, there are limits to what users can do with the new mobile apps compared with the full-fledged web application. On the iPhone, the Microsoft Planner app requires iOS 9 or above. Planner is available to customers with subscriptions to Office 365 Enterprise (plans E1 through E5), Business Essentials, Business Premium or Education. Nearly a year after launching Planner, Microsoft’s answer to Trello, Blossom and other collaborative project management tools, the software giant has released a companion app for Android smartphones and the Apple iPhone.
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