Names like "blablabla for trello" were the official recommendation from Trello for anyone doing services that integrated with it.
This one generated websites from cards and lists on a board.
The websites were generated from a fixed HTML template that were possible to be styled using the standard for CSS and JS plugins I've created, classless.
It was very complex, used RabbitMQ, a Python tasker that constantly rebuilt the sites on a Postgres database, Trello webhooks, a Go server that just sent the data to the client, I don't remember, but it was terrible design, although it was fun to think of the many branches and complexities of it, but also a huge amount of mostly wasted work.
It had some few paying users for a time.