Personal kanban
A kanban board for your own life, not a team
Keep your week, your home and your side projects in view. Repeating cards, one morning reminder, no overdue guilt, and no account to start.
Free, no account to start. Works on your phone, offline too.
Five boards worth making
- My week. One list per day, plus Someday and Weekend. Drag what didn't happen to tomorrow.
- Home and life. To buy, To fix, To book, Done. The errands that live in your head.
- A project. Backlog, This week, In progress, Waiting on, Done. Good for a move, a trip or a side project.
- Content. Ideas, Writing, Editing, Scheduled, Posted, if you make things for an audience.
- Anything else. Describe it to Dilly in a sentence and it sets up the lists for you.
Built for one person's week
- Repeating cards. Daily, weekdays, weekly, every two weeks or monthly. Finish one and the next comes back.
- One morning reminder. A single notification a day listing what's due, if you turn it on.
- No overdue guilt. Late cards say "Was Tue". Your streak pauses instead of breaking.
- Capture from your chats. Forward a link to the Telegram bot and it lands as a note, or send /add to put a card on a board.
- It travels with you. Install it on your phone, work offline, and your boards sync when you're back.
When it isn't the right tool
Kanduck covers what a personal or family board needs and most of what a small team needs. If you run a big team project and need Power-Ups, automation buttons and schedules, Map view or enterprise admin controls, a heavier tool will suit you better. See how it compares in the Trello comparison.
More: the free kanban board page lists what other free plans cap, and the AI kanban board page explains how Dilly builds boards.
Questions
Is kanban good for personal use?
Yes. A few columns and a handful of cards is enough to keep a week, a move or a side project in view. The trick is keeping it small: a board per area of life, not one giant list.
Do I need an account?
No. Kanduck works straight away. When you want your boards on another device, save them with Google, an email link or a passkey.
Can cards repeat?
Yes. A card can repeat daily, on weekdays, weekly, every two weeks or monthly. When you finish it, the next one comes back with its next due date.
Will it nag me about overdue things?
No. A late card says “Was Tue” rather than “overdue”, and a missed day doesn't break anything. You can turn on one morning reminder that lists what's due.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan has every feature and covers up to 10 people, which is far more than a personal board needs. Team, at $19 a month for the whole workspace, is for groups bigger than that. See pricing.
Try it with your own board
It takes one sentence, and you don't need an account.