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Use Trello if: You need simple visual task management for generic projects (not music-specific).
Use Kora if: You're a music creator who needs album-centric workflow management with automatic stem tracking, version control, and delivery intelligence.
Trello manages tasks: "Mix Track 01", "Export stems", "Send to client". Each task is a card you move across columns (To Do → In Progress → Done).
Problem: Tasks don't understand audio context. Trello can't tell you which stems are missing, which versions are approved, or if your delivery is complete.
Kora manages albums: tracks, stems, versions, approval states, and delivery readiness. Tasks are automatically generated from audio context (e.g., "Export missing Track 02 Acapella").
Advantage: Kora understands what "complete" means for a music delivery. Trello only knows if you checked off a task.
Trello is excellent for generic task management—moving cards across columns works well for software development, content planning, and general project tracking.
But for music creators, tasks are symptoms, not the system. Kora manages the underlying album structure that generates tasks automatically—eliminating manual task creation and ensuring nothing is missed.