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Dev tools · July 26, 2017

Hello Epics for Trello

Simplify your Trello board with parent/child relationships

Hello Epics for Trello launched on July 26, 2017 with 144 votes, #218 of 2,972 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.

What it does

Hello Epics is a Power-Up for Trello that lets you group cards with parent-child relationships without downloading or installing browser extensions. Quickly see how cards are related, identify work streams, and better track a project’s overall progress—all within Trello’s existing interface.

Hello Epics is a Trello Power-Up that creates easily identifiable links between cards on your Trello board.

Connect cards across your Trello boards and see their progress at a glance without opening cards, expanding a list, or relying on checklists. Create separate internal and client-facing boards, and move cards across boards as needed. Write checklists for all your tasks and automatically convert them into child cards. Group cards based on a common milestone to easily track progress. Mimic an agile development process for other departments, like marketing or operations. Track feature requests by creating cards for each request and grouping them by feature type. Share parent cards with stakeholders and reserve child cards for your project team. “ Hello Epics solved many of my struggles by…from helloepics.com

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