Trellis is a calmer way to ship software
The working standard for modern product teams. Keep issues, rounds and roadmaps in one place your engineers actually open.
Powering some of the most deliberate product teams around — from twelve-person startups to listed enterprises.
Unlike anything
you have used before
Drawn to the last pixel and engineered with unforgiving precision. Trellis pairs interface craft with the kind of speed you stop noticing.
Built for your keyboard
Fly through the day with rapid-fire shortcuts for everything. Literally everything.
Absurdly fast
Engineered for 40ms interactions and real-time sync across every open tab.
Made for how teams
actually work
Ships with built-in workflows that create focus and a routine worth keeping.
Meet the command bar
Complete any action in seconds without lifting your hands off the keys.
Issue tracking
that stays out of the way
Write an issue in seconds, argue about it in context, then move through the week in views built for your own head.
- Parent and sub-issues. Break a large piece of work into pieces someone can finish.
- Automated backlog. Trellis auto-closes and auto-archives what nobody has touched.
- Custom workflows. Define the issue states each team actually uses.
- Filters and saved views. See only what is relevant to you this morning.
- Threaded discussion. Argue in the issue instead of losing the thread in chat.
- Issue templates. Nudge your team into writing issues worth reading.
List and board
Switch between list and board layouts to look at the same work from another angle.
Make it yours
Stack filters and operators to refine your issue lists, then keep the result as a view.
Build momentum
with Rounds
Rounds keep a team pointed at what should happen next — a routine that holds velocity without turning into ceremony.
- Automatic tracking. Anything started is pulled into the active round.
- Scheduled. Unfinished work rolls into the next round on its own.
- Fully configurable. Set start date, end date, duration and cadence per team.
- Predicted delays. Get a warning before an at-risk round becomes a fire.
- Scope creep. See exactly what got added after the round started, and by whom.
- Be prepared. Schedule work into upcoming rounds weeks ahead of time.
Set direction
with Roadmaps
Plan visually, work across teams, and make the calls a quarter earlier because the progress is actually visible.
- Multi-team projects. Collaborate across teams and departments without a spreadsheet.
- Project documents. Write the brief and the specs where the work already lives.
- Fully configurable. Custom project states, filters and grouping for each roadmap.
- Project timelines. Track scope, velocity and slip in one honest view.
- Project updates. Post a status note that people outside the team can read.
- Personal notifications. Stay in the loop on the projects you own, and quiet on the rest.
Project updates
Keep everyone up to date on the health and progress of a project without a status meeting.
Focus on the big picture
Explore every company project in one view, or zoom into a single team's next two quarters.
Trellis workflows.
Compounding results.
From support inboxes to Git automations, Trellis quietly threads the whole product development process together.
- Repo and chat sync. Move an issue by closing the branch, not by remembering to.
- Built-in and custom. Twenty-two native integrations plus a public API for the rest.
- Metrics that hold up. Export raw activity into the warehouse your analysts already use.
- Docs and specs. Draft the spec beside the issues that will implement it.
- Insight, not dashboards. Weekly digests that read like a person wrote them.
- Design canvas links. Frames unfurl inline so nobody hunts for the latest file.