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This will be my last submission to hackernews with Taskfort (the last submission did not receive too much attention). Taskfort is a self-hostable kanban tool w
by tim_nuwin 12y ago
This will be my last submission to hackernews with Taskfort (the last submission did not receive too much attention). Taskfort is a self-hostable kanban tool with real-time collaboration courtesy of socket.io.
My target audience is anyone who wants to have complete control over their data, wants to be more organized and can't rely on 3rd party web services. Licenses start at $35 / user for personal licenses. This includes a full year of support and upgrades. Once you purchase the license you will have full access to the source-code.
Features on the roadmap are, making the mobile apps, and having AD + SAML integration. If you want to test out the full features before purchasing, you can create a free online account: www.taskfort.com
If you have any questions, let me know!
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Also as an aside, I've submitted my first application to YC. Show your support, if you want to see more applications like this in the future :)
- grenobli 12y agoTim, before I decide to sign up: what's unique about taskfort.com?
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- tim_nuwin 12y agoThe main selling point is we respect your privacy. We don't want you to be tied down to the service. It feels like a lot of self-hosted solutions are being left in the dust to these modern web-apps at the expense of getting their customer data being sold. We never want that to be the case with Taskfort. I really hope there will be more self-hosted services that can keep up with modern browser technology, I will do my part in trying to iterate as fast as I can.