GitKit Kanban

GitKanban turns a git repository into a kanban board. Each card is a markdown file with simple frontmatter, each lane is a folder, and the whole board lives in a repo you own, so you keep full history and your data is portable by default. Sign in to GitHub with device-flow OAuth, or connect GitHub, GitLab.com or a self-hosted GitLab with a personal access token. Open a repo and start moving cards. There is no hosted service and no separate account: you bring your own git host, and your token is stored in the Keychain. • Sign in to GitHub with device-flow OAuth, or use a personal access token • Connect GitHub, GitLab.com or a self-hosted GitLab • Browse and search your repositories, then open a board • View as kanban lanes or a grouped list, with an Uncategorised column • Create, edit, move and delete cards, each saved as an immediate commit • Reorder cards within a lane by dragging • Switch between projects when a repo has more than one • Card descriptions are written and rendered as Markdown • Try a demo board first — no account or connection needed GitKanban reads and writes the same board format as GitKanban for Mac, so a board you edit on one renders on the other. It works over your provider's API, with no local clone required. For developers and teams who already live in git and want their tasks to travel with the code, in plain files they fully own.