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README.markdown
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
- User 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!
- Translated in 15 languages (Brazilian, Chinese, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai)
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
Related projects
- CSV2Kanboard by @ashbike
- Kanboard for Yunohost by @mbugeia
- Trello import script by @matueranet
- Chrome extension by Timo, Source code
- Wunderlist To Kanboard script by EpocDotFr
Documentation
Using Kanboard
Introduction
Working with projects
- Creating projects
- Editing projects
- Sharing boards and tasks
- Automatic actions
- Project permissions
- Swimlanes
- Calendar
Working with tasks
Working with users
Settings
Integrations
More
Technical details
Installation
- Installation instructions
- Upgrade Kanboard to a new version
- Installation on Ubuntu
- Installation on Debian
- Installation on Centos
- Installation on FreeBSD
- Installation on Windows Server with IIS
- Installation on Heroku
- Example with Nginx + HTTPS + SPDY + PHP-FPM
Database
Authentication
Developers and sysadmins
- Email configuration
- Command line interface
- Json-RPC API
- Webhooks
- Run Kanboard with Vagrant
- Run Kanboard with Docker
Contributors
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
- Aleix Pol
- Ashbike
- Ashish Kulkarni
- Chorgroup
- Claudio Lobo
- Cluxter
- Cmer
- Colin Williams
- Crash5
- Cynthia Pereira
- David-Norris
- Esteban Monge
- Fengchao
- Floaltvater
- Gavlepeter
- Iterate From 0
- Jan Dittrich
- Janne Mäntyharju
- Jesusaplsoft
- Karol J
- Kiswa
- Kralo
- Lars Christian Schou
- Levlaz
- Lim Yuen Hoe
- Mathgl67
- Matthieu Keller
- Mauro Mariño
- Maxime
- mfoucrier
- Mgro
- Michael Lüpkes
- Mihailov Vasilievic Filho
- Moraxy
- Nala Ginrut
- Nekohayo
- Nicolas Lœuillet
- Norcnorc
- Nramel
- Null-Kelvin
- Oliver Bertuch
- Olivier Maridat
- Oren Ben-Kiki
- Peller Zoltan
- Petja Touru
- Piotr Zęgota
- Rafaelrossa
- Raphaël Doursenaud
- René Stoltenberg
- Rzeka
- Sebastien Pacilly
- Sebastian Reese
- Sylvain Veyrié
- Timo
- Toomyem
- Tony G. Bolaño
- Torsten
- Troloo
- Typz
- Vedovator
- Ybarc
- Yuichi Murata
There is also many people who have reported bugs or proposed awesome ideas.

