I’ve been using Trello for a while and there were so many paper cuts over time that I decided to hack together a clean little kanban board for my needs as a weekend project.
For my projects there are a lot of different hats I have to wear so that’s where “swim lanes” come in. Basically I have frontend/backend/marketing/support tasks and it was getting really polluted and hard to parse to have all these types of tasks together in a column. So this kanban board has swim lanes where all the cards of a category stay together.
It’s open source, works offline and of course fully free with no ads.
Feature list:
- unlimited boards
- add/delete/rename columns
- tag cards and keep them together
- auto-replace tag if you drop the card into a new lane
- offline editing
- quick task creation (tip: if you add the tag in square brackets before the title it’ll auto-add it as a tag)
enjoy! hosted at: kanbanned.com
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For my projects there are a lot of different hats I have to wear so that’s where “swim lanes” come in. Basically I have frontend/backend/marketing/support tasks and it was getting really polluted and hard to parse to have all these types of tasks together in a column. So this kanban board has swim lanes where all the cards of a category stay together.
It’s open source, works offline and of course fully free with no ads.
Feature list:
- unlimited boards - add/delete/rename columns - tag cards and keep them together - auto-replace tag if you drop the card into a new lane - offline editing - quick task creation (tip: if you add the tag in square brackets before the title it’ll auto-add it as a tag)
enjoy! hosted at: kanbanned.com