Case study

Kaniban

A board that stays on your machine.

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Solo work gets tracked in tools built for teams.

You rent an account, hand your cards to someone else's server, and still cannot say where the day went.

  • An account and a server for work that is only ever yours
  • Signup, sync, a subscription, and a board you lose if the service does.

Community

350+Users in Web
300+Users in Windows
90+Tiered Users
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Vercel
  • JavaScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vite
  • Zustand
  • dnd-kit
  • motion
  • bun
  • three / @react-three/fiber / drei

No account. No tracking. Just progress.

A task board people can open and use in seconds.

Most task apps make you sign up, learn a system, and hand over your data before you've added a single card. Kaniban skips all of that. You open kaniban.com and start with no account, and your boards stay in your browser, never uploaded. The result is a live product that 342 people visited in its first month, built without a backend or servers to run and with nothing for users to cancel.

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