Kanboard

Kanboard is a simple visual task board web application.

Official website: http://kanboard.net

• Inspired by the Kanban methodology
• Get a visual and clear overview of your project
• Multiple boards with the ability to drag and drop tasks
• Minimalist software, focus only on essential features (Less is more)
• Open source and self-hosted
• Super simple installation

Features

• Multiple boards/projects
• Boards customization, rename/add/remove columns
• Tasks with different colors, categories, sub-tasks, attachments, comments and Markdown support for the description
• Automatic actions based on events
• Users management with a basic privileges separation (administrator or regular user)
• Email notifications
• External authentication: Google, GitHub, LDAP/ActiveDirectory and Reverse-Proxy
• Webhooks to create tasks from an external software
• A basic command line interface
• Host anywhere (shared hosting, VPS, Raspberry Pi or localhost)
• No external dependencies
• Super easy setup, copy and paste files and you are done!
• Translations in English, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, German, Polish, Swedish, Finnish, Italian, Chinese...

Known bugs and feature requests

See Issues: https://github.com/fguillot/kanboard/issues

License

GNU Affero General Public License version 3: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.txt

Documentation

Using Kanboard

• Usage examples
• Manage users
• Syntax guide
• Automatic actions

Technical details

Installation

• Installation instructions
• Installation on Ubuntu
• Installation on Debian
• Installation on Centos
• Upgrade Kanboard to a new version
• Secure connections (HTTPS)

Database

• Sqlite database management
• How to use Mysql
• How to use Postgresql

Authentication

• LDAP authentication
• Google authentication
• GitHub authentication
• Reverse proxy authentication

Developers and sysadmins

• Board configuration
• Email configuration
• Command line interface
• Json-RPC API
• Webhooks
• How to use Kanboard with Vagrant

Contributors

• Translations
• Coding standards

The documentation is written in Markdown. If you want to improve the documentation, just send a pull-request.

FAQ

Go to the official website: http://kanboard.net/faq

Authors

Original author: Frédéric Guillot

Contributors:

• Alex Butum: https://github.com/dZkF9RWJT6wN8ux
• Ashish Kulkarni: https://github.com/ashkulz
• Claudio Lobo
• Cmer: https://github.com/chncsu
• Floaltvater: https://github.com/floaltvater
• Gavlepeter: https://github.com/gavlepeter
• Janne Mäntyharju: https://github.com/JanneMantyharju
• Jesusaplsoft: https://github.com/jesusaplsoft
• Kiswa: https://github.com/kiswa
• Kralo: https://github.com/kralo
• Levlaz: https://github.com/levlaz
• Mathgl67: https://github.com/mathgl67
• Matthieu Keller: https://github.com/maggick
• Mauro Mariño: https://github.com/moromarino
• Maxime: https://github.com/EpocDotFr
• Moraxy: https://github.com/moraxy
• Nala Ginrut: https://github.com/NalaGinrut
• Nekohayo: https://github.com/nekohayo
• Olivier Maridat: https://github.com/oliviermaridat
• Poikilotherm: https://github.com/poikilotherm
• Rafaelrossa: https://github.com/rafaelrossa
• Raphaël Doursenaud: https://github.com/rdoursenaud
• Rzeka: https://github.com/rzeka
• Sebastien pacilly: https://github.com/spacilly
• Sylvain Veyrié: https://github.com/turb
• Toomyem: https://github.com/Toomyem
• Tony G. Bolaño: https://github.com/tonybolanyo
• Troloo: https://github.com/troloo
• Typz: https://github.com/Typz
• Ybarc: https://github.com/ybarc

There is also many people who have reported bugs or proposed awesome ideas.