Project boards for Roblox studios

Every new game starts with the same board.

Roblox teams run on Trello — roadmaps, bug lists, asset queues, launch checklists. And every prototype starts with someone building that board by hand again, slightly differently. TrelloForge turns the board into part of project setup: one spec in, the whole board out, identical every time.

1spec per project type
6object types, built in order
0servers in the middle
$29once, not per seat
TrelloForge with a board spec loaded, showing the validation panel
A real Roblox game-launch spec, validated and ready to build.

Why it matters on a studio

Drifting boards cost you at launch, not at setup.

A board rebuilt by hand is fine on day one. It hurts three prototypes later, when the launch checklist is missing the two steps that caught bugs last time, and nobody remembers which board had them. Structure that regenerates is structure that survives the team growing.

The board becomes part of project setup.

  • One spec per project type — prototype, full game, update, event
  • Spin up a board for a new prototype in seconds
  • Onboard a builder or scripter by generating their board
  • Launch checklists stay identical across every release

The app has no Roblox dependency and works for any team. But if you ship Roblox games, this is the workflow it was shaped around.

Made for Roblox teams — one spec becomes the same board for every prototype

What it does

A compiler, not a template gallery.

Deterministic in, deterministic out — with the checks to prove it before anything is created.

Compile

One spec, one board

A single JSON document becomes the board, labels, lists, cards, descriptions, checklists and items — created in order.

Validate

Nothing ships dirty

Errors and warnings surface before a single request reaches Trello, with a full count of everything that will be created.

Preview

See it before you build

Exact counts of labels, lists, cards, checklists and items, so there are no surprise boards to delete afterwards.

Log

Know what happened

Every created object is recorded as it is made. If a run stops partway, you can see precisely how far it got.

Repeat

Same spec, same board

Keep one spec per project type and get an identical board every time, instead of structure drifting with each rebuild.

Private

Your key, your Mac

Your own Trello credentials, stored in the macOS Keychain, sent only to Trello. No account, no server, no analytics.

Validation before anything is created.

Nothing reaches Trello until the spec is clean. You see the errors, the warnings, and an exact count of what will exist when the run finishes.

  • Per-field errors with the path that failed
  • Warnings for empty lists and missing labels
  • Counts for labels, lists, cards, checklists and items
  • Format and re-validate without leaving the window
TrelloForge validation panel showing counts of what will be created

Your account. Your Mac. No middleman.

TrelloForge uses your own Trello API key and token, stored in the macOS Keychain and only ever sent to Trello.

  • No TrelloForge account and no server in the middle
  • No analytics and no telemetry
  • Sandboxed with outbound network access only
  • Works with any AI assistant, or none — specs are plain JSON
No middleman, no scraping, no cloud

Pricing

Buy it once. It keeps working.

A native Mac app, not a subscription to a service that can disappear.

TrelloForge for Mac
$29one time
  • Unlimited boards and specs
  • Validation, preview and operation log
  • Keychain-stored credentials
  • Free updates within 1.x
  • macOS 14 or later
Buy for $29
Requirements
  • A Trello account
  • Your own Trello API key and token, free from Trello’s developer settings
  • macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel
  • No subscription, no account with us

After buying, your download appears in your account. Links are generated fresh each visit, and your purchase does not expire.

TrelloForge · SmartyMedia LLC. All app imagery is a screenshot of the real application. Trello is a trademark of Atlassian; TrelloForge is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Atlassian.