Why a board with no account
Most kanban tools want an email address before they will show you a column. That makes sense when a team needs to share one board, and makes no sense at all for the far more common case: one person, one afternoon, a list of things that need moving from left to right.
This one opens straight into a board. It saves as you type, survives a refresh, and asks for nothing.
Editing is direct
Card text is edited in place — click it and type. Enter saves, Escape cancels, and clearing a card's text deletes it, so there is no separate delete step for a card you added by mistake. Column names work the same way.
Cards move by dragging, and also by the arrow buttons on each card. The arrows exist because drag-and-drop is awkward on a phone and impossible with a keyboard alone.
Taking it with you
The export is a plain JSON file holding the whole board. That is your backup, and it is how you move a board to another browser or another machine. Nothing about it is proprietary — you can read it in a text editor.
The trade for having no account is real: clearing your browser data clears the board. Export before you do anything drastic.
Frequently asked questions
Where is my data kept?
In this browser's local storage, on this device. It is never sent anywhere, which also means it does not follow you to another browser unless you export a file and import it there.
Can I share a board with someone else?
Only by sending them the exported file, which they can import. There is no server here, so there is nothing to share a link to — that is the same reason there is no sign-up.
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