Trello is easy to use and therefore ideal for small projects. However, as projects become more complex, you often have to rely on additional tools. In Stackfield, all important functions for collaboration are already integrated and meaningfully connected with each other, whether it be tasks, projects, times or files.
Unlike Stackfield, Trello cannot be used as a proper communication solution. It lacks a direct chat function, which often leads to tedious email chains. Stackfield integrates team chats, video conferences and discussion options directly on the platform, which is why it is no longer necessary to switch between different applications.
Trello is limited to task management and offers only a few functions that would be necessary for comprehensive collaboration. Stackfield can be managed as easily as Trello. It is also possible to use additional functions so that all collaboration can be done in one place.
Stackfield: As a German company, Stackfield is exclusively subject to German and European jurisdiction.
Trello: Belongs to the Australian company Atlassian and does not offer comparable legal certainty according to the EU adequacy decision.
Stackfield: Data processing takes place exclusively on servers in the EU, data storage only in German data centers.
Trello: Data storage and retention of personal data takes place outside the European Union.
Stackfield: Only engages subcontractors who are based in the European Union and are not controlled from outside the EU.
Trello: Uses international subcontractors, which means that data transfer to non-EU countries cannot be ruled out.
Stackfield: Does not use external tracking tools, such as Google Analytics or services based on IP addresses.
Trello: Uses third-party tools such as Google Analytics to analyze user behavior.
Stackfield: Uses true end-to-end encryption, so messages, files or tasks cannot be viewed even by Stackfield!
Trello: Sensitive content is not end-to-end encrypted and can be viewed by the provider.