Kanban Board
Track work across columns with drag-and-drop cards.
What is the Kanban Board?
A Kanban board makes work visible by moving cards through columns such as To Do, In Progress and Done. Seeing everything in flight at once is what surfaces bottlenecks — the point of the method is limiting how much sits in progress, not just listing tasks.
Frequently asked questions
Can I share this board with my team?
No, and that is the deliberate trade-off. The board is stored in your browser rather than a server, so there is nothing to invite people to. That makes it private and instant, but it is a personal board — use a hosted tool for collaboration.
How many columns should a Kanban board have?
Start with three — To Do, In Progress, Done — and only add a column when it represents a real, distinct wait state such as In Review. Extra columns feel organised but mostly add drag work without changing decisions.
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- Time TrackerTrack time spent per project with a running timer.
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