While team communication app Slack keeps getting attention and funding, task management app Trello continues to gain traction, too. Today Trello cofounder Joel Spolsky tweeted out that Trello has passed the 8 million user mark.
Oh for those of you keeping score at home @trello crossed 8,000,000 members pic.twitter.com/qYfYHtE7jD
— Joel Spolsky (@spolsky) April 22, 2015
Slack, meanwhile, last week disclosed that it has 750,000 daily active users.
Slack and Trello aren’t competitors, but they do both aim to make parts of work — communication and task management, respectively — more approachable and tolerable. Trello, for its part, has several competitors, including Asana and Wrike.
Spolsky’s announcement comes just a couple of months after Trello announced through TechCrunch that it had 7 million users.
Here’s a graph I assembled based on metrics the company has provided over the past few years:
Above: A rough graph of Trello’s user growth since October 2011.
In other Trello news, this week the company shipped its Apple Watch app.
New York-based Trello started in 2011 and spun out of Fog Creek Software last summer. Investors include Index Ventures and Spark Capital.
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