Changed my life
I'm a very busy person. I work around 25 hours a week in education, 2-6 hours as a photographer, and am a full time student. My iCloud calendar is stacked, and my next day off is in 3 weeks.
Kan Do is like if a reminders app was made for people like me. I used to have a separate reminder for every step of a project, which cluttered my phone so bad that I started missing reminders and forgetting about meetings.
Kan Do changed that.
I can lay out reminders into columns within larger project folders. I can organize big projects for classes with ease. And there are so many other great features!
In each reminder (or task, as this app calls it), I can add subtasks with independent due dates. I can include notes on tasks and even attach files to them (which is a lifesaver when planning out collaborative projects).
And, best of all, the developer is frequently posting updates and improvements to the app.
If you're a busy person, work in a creative/project based field, or just need to reorganize how you keep track of things, then this app is for you.
Kan Do is like if a reminders app was made for people like me. I used to have a separate reminder for every step of a project, which cluttered my phone so bad that I started missing reminders and forgetting about meetings.
Kan Do changed that.
I can lay out reminders into columns within larger project folders. I can organize big projects for classes with ease. And there are so many other great features!
In each reminder (or task, as this app calls it), I can add subtasks with independent due dates. I can include notes on tasks and even attach files to them (which is a lifesaver when planning out collaborative projects).
And, best of all, the developer is frequently posting updates and improvements to the app.
If you're a busy person, work in a creative/project based field, or just need to reorganize how you keep track of things, then this app is for you.
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New Favorite Project Management App
I am absolutely loving all the features and flexibility of this app. Incredible constant updates and fixes. The only issue I’m having, this has happened with all my task management apps at some time or another, is that when a task notification runs that it’s due, the badge count on the Home Screen doesn’t show until you open the app and then it shows. Not sure if this can be fixed?
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Perfect for an AuDHD College Student
So I started using this as I began a new semester of college adding all my assignments in one column then adding separate rows for work needed to do this week as well as in progress and finished assignments for said week and it turns what used to be an overwhelming list of to do’s into a visual checklist of tasks that I can move over as I finish adding to the satisfaction of finishing things off it’s turned from an unsure purchase to an absolute essential that I use every day
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Excellent and Useful
I’ve been searching for a good personal Kanban system for some time. I tried SaaS apps (e.g. Trello) but found them a bit clunky and not well integrated with my Mac workflows. I also didn’t need the sharing capabilities of a SaaS. I had been using Things 3, so I tried Kanban View but again found it lacking integration and missing some convenience features. I tried Kanban plug-ins for Obsidian, but they lacked the integration with calendar, reminders, etc., as well as requiring an all-in commitment to Obsidian as a do-all app. Kan Do fits the bill as a well-integrated personal Kanban app. It bears the mark of a developer who uses their own software extensively. I have adopted it as my primary task manager (integrated with Reminders). Well done!
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A good option
The integrations and simplicity are very appreciated. It should allow for more time using the app then working to understand it.
One thing I really wanted was task dependencies to reinforce sequences. Cards can be moved before they are ready and the effort to recall why they shouldn't is a task itself. Especially with the subtasks already present, there (optionally) could be a structure and logic layer for greater organization.
Projects with a strict sequence would be better served by options that prevent accidental or mindless advancement IMO. I hope you consider it.
Anyways, love your work and videos.
One thing I really wanted was task dependencies to reinforce sequences. Cards can be moved before they are ready and the effort to recall why they shouldn't is a task itself. Especially with the subtasks already present, there (optionally) could be a structure and logic layer for greater organization.
Projects with a strict sequence would be better served by options that prevent accidental or mindless advancement IMO. I hope you consider it.
Anyways, love your work and videos.
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