🗂️ Kanban Board
Move cards across To Do → Doing → Done, set work-in-progress limits, and see your workflow at a glance. Private, no account.
- Draft the plan
Drag cards between columns. Everything is saved in this browser only; export JSON to back up or move devices.
How the kanban board works
Kanban visualizes work as cards moving through columns that represent stages of a workflow. Add cards to a column, drag them rightward as they progress, and set a WIP (work-in-progress) limit on any column to cap how many things are in flight at once. Rename or add columns to match your process. The whole board is saved in your browser and exports to JSON — nothing is uploaded.
The quiet superpower of Kanban is the WIP limit. Piling everything into "Doing" feels productive but means nothing actually finishes; capping in-progress work forces you to finish before you start, which is what makes the board flow. If a column keeps hitting its limit, that stage is your bottleneck — a signal worth acting on.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Kanban board?
A visual workflow tool: cards represent tasks and columns represent stages (like To Do, Doing, Done). You move cards across the board as work progresses, making bottlenecks and workload obvious at a glance.
What is a WIP limit and why does it matter?
A work-in-progress limit caps how many cards a column can hold. It stops you starting more than you can finish, which counter-intuitively speeds everything up: less multitasking, more completion. When a column keeps hitting its limit, you've found your bottleneck.
Can I customize the columns?
Yes — rename them, add new ones, delete ones you don't need, and set a WIP limit on each. The board adapts to your process.
Where is my board saved?
In your browser only. Export a JSON file to back it up or move to another device; nothing is ever uploaded.
Can I print it?
Yes — use Print / Save as PDF to get a paper or PDF snapshot of the current board.