⚖️ Honest comparison

Pret vs Trello

Kanban is brilliant when work moves through stages. Your socks don't have a workflow.

The short answer

Trello organizes work that flows: to do, doing, done. Packing doesn't flow - it's a per-person checklist you want filled in before you start. In Trello you end up copying boards, juggling labels for each family member, and dragging cards around. Pret skips all of that: choose who's coming and every person's list is just there.

Side by side

What matters when you're packing for the whole crew.

When you're packing Prêt Trello
Built for packing
Yes - packing lists are the entire product
No - project boards with cards
Remembers each person's needs
Built in: every person has reusable templates that grow with them
Copy boards or card templates by hand
New trip, ready-made list
Automatic: pick who's coming and the list prefills itself
Manual board duplication, every trip
Filter by person or topic
One tap - pack one bag or one person at a time
Labels and filters you assign card by card
Pack together, in real time
Invite your partner; everyone checks off the same list live
Yes, boards are easy to share
Setup effort
About five minutes, once
An hour of board and label fiddling
Price
Free to try, then €8/year or €35 once
Free plan, paid from ~€5 per user per month

When Trello is the better choice

We'd rather you pick the right tool than just pick us.

  • You're managing the trip as a project - bookings, deadlines, who-does-what.
  • Your group already lives in Trello and one more board feels natural.
  • You like watching tasks move through stages more than ticking checkboxes.

Plan the trip in Trello if you like. Pack it with Pret.

Why people switch to Pret

Pret does exactly one thing: it makes packing easier for your whole holiday crew - your family, your long-standing group of friends. No databases to design, no boards to maintain, no system to babysit. Set up your people and topics once, and every trip starts with a list that's already right.