Sync development activity to project boards automatically. Stop manually creating Trello cards for issues, updating card status when PRs merge, or copying release notes between systems. Redbird keeps engineering work and project tracking in sync.
Redbird gives your team ready-to-run workflows — just connect your accounts and go.
New issues in GitHub instantly become Trello cards with labels, descriptions, and assignees mapped correctly. Cards land in the right list based on issue type or repository. Engineering work becomes visible to project managers without manual updates.
When PRs are opened, reviewed, or merged, linked Trello cards move through your workflow stages automatically. Teams get real-time visibility into code review progress and deployment status. No more asking developers for updates in standups.
When product managers move cards to your sprint or development column, Redbird creates corresponding GitHub issues with full context. Labels, milestones, and project assignments sync automatically. Technical work starts with all the right metadata in place.
When CI/CD pipelines complete, Redbird updates linked cards with deployment results and environment URLs. Stakeholders see exactly what's in staging or production without checking GitHub. Release tracking happens where your whole team works.
High-priority or security issues trigger immediate card creation with special labels and notifications. Cards automatically appear at the top of your triage list with severity indicators. Critical work gets attention without engineers interrupting the team.
Completed work automatically archives from active Trello boards once code is merged and issues are closed. Your project view stays clean without manual housekeeping. Teams see only active work, with full audit trail maintained in both systems.
No engineers, no pipelines to maintain. Redbird handles the connectivity — you focus on the outcome.
Authorize GitHub and Trello with OAuth or API credentials. Redbird never stores your data — it just passes through.
Tell Redbird what to do in plain language — no SQL, no code, no configuration files required.
Redbird shows you exactly what it will do before running anything. Approve the workflow, set a schedule, and switch it on.
Workflows run on your schedule or on triggers. Every run is logged. Adjust with natural language at any time.
Redbird understands GitHub's development workflow structure and Trello's board-list-card hierarchy, so you can connect engineering activity to project tracking without custom code.
Redbird maps GitHub objects—issues, pull requests, commits, releases, Actions runs—to Trello cards, lists, and labels intelligently. It understands issue state transitions, PR review stages, and merge events to trigger the right Trello updates. The platform handles assignee matching, label mapping, and milestone-to-due-date conversion automatically. You describe what should sync, and Redbird handles the schema complexity across both systems.
faster than building custom GitHub webhooks and Trello API scripts
Redbird can pull from GitHub and Trello simultaneously, merge the results, and format a polished report — sent on a schedule or on demand.
Set conditions in natural language. Get notified in Slack or email the moment a threshold is crossed in either GitHub or Trello.
SOC 2 Type II certified. Data flows encrypted in transit and at rest. Fine-grained permission controls with full audit logs.
Push data from GitHub into Trello, or from Trello back into GitHub. Resolve conflicts with configurable merge rules.
Every workflow run is logged — what ran, what changed, and why. Replay or revert any individual step at any time.
Start automations from any GitHub event or Trello board activity, then take action across both platforms.
Fires when new issues are created or existing issues change state, labels, or assignees.
Triggers when PRs are opened, reviewed, approved, merged, or closed.
Fires when CI/CD pipelines finish with success, failure, or specific job outcomes.
Generate new GitHub issues or modify existing ones with labels, assignees, and milestones.
Post automated updates, status reports, or links back to Trello cards on GitHub discussions.
Modify GitHub issue metadata based on Trello board changes or external conditions.
Fires when cards transition between workflow stages like Backlog, In Progress, or Done.
Triggers when new cards appear or existing cards change title, description, or members.
Fires when specific labels are applied, useful for priority escalation or category changes.
Generate Trello cards with pre-filled descriptions, labels, due dates, and member assignments.
Update card position in your workflow based on GitHub events like merges or deployments.
Post deployment URLs, test results, or links to merged PRs directly on relevant cards.
Sync GitHub and Trello in minutes, not days. Stop building custom integrations and keep your development workflow connected to project management automatically.