Whale

Whale provides a native desktop client for Trello, allowing users to access their boards, lists, and cards without opening a web browser. It is built with Electron and runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, offering a consistent interface across platforms. The application is distributed as a zip archive that can be placed in the appropriate system location, and macOS users also have the option to install it via Homebrew.

The client mirrors Trello’s core functionality, enabling users to view and organize tasks, move cards between lists, and interact with board details directly from the desktop. It is intended for individuals who prefer a standalone application for personal productivity or for teams that want a quick‑launch alternative to the web interface.

Whale is released under the MIT license and is maintained by Shogo Sensui. The project is marked as stable, with automated tests shown by a GitHub Actions status badge, and it follows the typical Electron support matrix for recent operating system versions.