Trello cards that move when the code ships
Trello's GitHub Power-Up shows pull requests on cards. Gitmore matches cards to PRs across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, moves them to your done list on merge, and reports planned vs shipped.
What Trello's own Git integration does
Trello's GitHub Power-Up lets you attach pull requests, issues and commits to cards and see their status. The Bitbucket Power-Up was discontinued in 2022.
- –PRs are attached to cards by hand.
- –No built-in GitLab or Bitbucket option today.
- –Cards don't move on their own when a PR merges.
What Gitmore adds
Cards move on merge
With write-back on, a confirmed card moves to your done list and gets a “Shipped in …” comment when its PR merges.
GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket in one view
Match Trello tasks to pull requests from all three providers, including self-hosted GitLab, in a single planned-vs-shipped view.
Planned vs shipped
See which tasks shipped, which are in progress with an open PR, which PRs merged while the task stayed open, which tasks were closed without a PR, and which merged PRs had no task.
Reports people read
Weekly reports, client portals and the AI chat know which task each pull request implements, so updates talk about planned work, not just commit messages.
How Trello tasks get linked
- ✓A link to the Trello card in the PR description links them.
- ✓Similar titles become suggestions you confirm or reject (card numbers are too ambiguous to match on).
Set up in three steps
Connect Trello
Authorize Trello and choose the board your team uses.
Choose repositories
Select the GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket repositories to match.
Pick a done list
Choose the list confirmed cards should move to when their PR merges.
Trello + Gitmore FAQ
For linking pull requests to cards and moving them on merge, yes: Gitmore works with Bitbucket Cloud, GitHub and GitLab.
By a card link in the PR description, or by confirming a suggestion based on similar titles.
Only with write-back on, and only for confirmed links.
Yes. Task tools are included on every plan.