Kanban boards done right. Made with simplicity and user experience in mind, Kanri helps you create kanban boards easily, right from your desktop. No internet connection or account needed!
Screenshot of a fully customized version of the app, in the main Kanban board view:
You can download it for free for Windows, Mac and Linux from the GitHub releases!
- 🏙 Modern - featuring a clean design & new technologies like Tauri
- 👓 Familiar - uses a Kanban board layout (inspired by Trello®)
- 🧾 Offline - saves your data in a local
.jsonfile - 🛠 Customizable - allows for custom themes, background images and card colors
- ⌨ With power users in mind - implements keyboard shortcuts to speed up board navigation
Note: This is a fairly early and untested version, it is advised to make regular JSON exports. Any testers that provide feedback are greatly appreciated.
Long term vision for the project:
- 👷♂️ Improve current features and refactor to avoid tech debt
- ➕ Add additional small/mid-sized features with high impact (reminders, sub-tasks, etc.)
- 🚚 Work towards 1.0 release with features from the backlog like internationalization or a widget panel
- 🔍 After 1.0: Possibility of cloud sync backend (hosted by me with possibility of self hosting)
A granular list of priorities can be found in the roadmap in the projects tab of this GitHub repo.
This project is open for any contributions or feature requests, though always keep in mind that I am still a student with limited time and I might not be able to process every request immediately.
If you want to contribute, please take a look at the Contribution Guidelines.
Build Setup: If you want to build the app, you need to install Node.js (v16 LTS is recommended), a package manager like yarn and the Tauri development environment. Then, depending on your use case you can run the commands below:
# Install dependencies
yarn install
# Start debug tauri build
yarn tauri dev
# Build tauri for production
yarn generate
yarn tauri buildCopyright (c) 2022-2023 trobonox (hello@trobo.tech). Licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
Background image used in the showcase screenshot made by Richard Horvath on Unsplash.