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Kanban Board: A Simple Task Board in Your Browser

Organise tasks on a kanban board without an account: add cards, drag them from To do to Doing to Done, rename and add columns, edit cards with a double-click, and copy the board as Markdown checklists. The board is saved in this browser.

Kanban Board: A Simple Task Board in Your Browser: Cards move between columns by drag and drop or with the arrow buttons, which also work on touch screens and with the keyboard. The board is stored in this browser, so it is still there next time; the Markdown copy lists each column as a heading with its cards as checklist items, ticked in the last column. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.

Runs
In your browser
Cost
Free · no sign-up
Availability
Ready to use
Kanban boardLocal processing

Runs entirely in your browser

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  1. Drag cards between columns

  2. Double-click a card to edit it

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    Drag cards between columns, or use the arrow buttons. Double-click a card to edit it; empty a card to delete it. The board is saved in this browser only; copy it as Markdown to keep a copy or paste it into notes or an issue tracker.

    Work in progress

    Kanban works best with a limit on the Doing column: finish a card before starting another, and the board shows where work piles up.

    Deciding what comes first

    To sort tasks by urgency and importance, use the Eisenhower matrix.

    How to use it

    1. Add cards to a column with the box at the bottom.
    2. Drag cards between columns, or use the arrow buttons.
    3. Copy the board as Markdown to share or keep it.

    Privacy & limitations

    Your board is saved in this browser only and never uploaded.

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    Frequently asked questions

    What is a kanban board?

    A board with a column for each stage of work, usually To do, Doing, and Done, where each task is a card that moves to the right as it progresses.

    Can I share the board with my team?

    Not live: it is saved in your browser only; copy it as Markdown and paste it into a message, a document, or an issue tracker.

    How many columns can I have?

    Up to six; a common rule is to limit how many cards are in Doing at once.

    Free tool · runs in your browser · no account required