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I prefer Kanbanier (http://kanbanier.com http://kanbanier.com) to web based alternatives because it is simpler and 100% local (unless you optionally sync across
by wiggler00m 7y ago
I prefer Kanbanier (http://kanbanier.com http://kanbanier.com) to web based alternatives because it is simpler and 100% local (unless you optionally sync across devices with icloud).
The file format is .kanbanier.
There is a free version and an optional upgrade.
- sambal 7y agoThis looks absolutely fantastic, what’s the catch? Do you know of any other apps that use this App Store + native iOS and macOS client model by the way? I’ve never seen this done properly before (i.e. no electron, cross platform UI)
- wiggler00m 7y ago> "...what’s the catch?" I'm still looking for a catch. I will say it's not clear if the developer(s) are still focused on this, unfortunately. I hope they continue to develop it and attract more users. Also, I'm not sure if the .kanbanier file type is convenient if you want to export data. > "Do you know of any other apps that use this App Store + native iOS and macOS client model by the way? I’ve never seen this done properly before (i.e. no electron, cross platform UI)" I like this model too. The native BOOKS application for Mac OS X and iPad equivalent seems similar. It syncs well with icloud in my experience.
- qwerty456127 7y agoLooks cool but seemingly iOS-only. I need Linux desktop (and would also find an Android version handy). It's also isn't clear if it supports custom columns or can only do classic 3-column Kanban.
- wiggler00m 7y agoIt does support custom columns - seems possible to add columns indefinitely and rename them. I agree with you, it would be great if it was truly cross-platform (ie. also available for Android, Linux, etc). Not clear if developer(s) are still working on it.