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kanban.cx
A shared kanban board in one click - no signup, ever
Hackathons, study groups, trip planning, a board you share with a client - anywhere "everyone sign up first" kills the momentum. kanban.cx skips it entirely: name a board, share the link, collaborate in real time. No accounts, no onboarding - pure productivity from the first second.
My brother Paul and I built kanban.cx out of one specific frustration: every time we needed a quick shared board - a weekend or side project, planning an event or a trip, a study group - the tool would stop us at the "everyone create an account first" stage.
kanban.cx has no concept of accounts at all. You open the site, type a board name, and you're editing. To collaborate you share a link - whoever has it joins instantly. There's a full-access edit link and a read-only view link and you can rotate either one if it leaks (the old link dies immediately).
What's actually in it today: real-time sync (you watch cards move live), drag-and-drop that works on touch, card details with assignees, estimates, tags, priorities, due dates, checklists and comments, four starter templates and per-board controls to show or hide fields so it stays as simple or detailed as you want.
I want to be straight about where it's early: there's no search, no file attachments, no integrations and no native app yet (it's a responsive site that works on phones). It's built to do one thing really well - get a shared board going with zero friction.
I'd genuinely love feedback on whether the no-signup model feels freeing or unnerving to you - it's the whole bet. Happy to answer anything in the comments today.
Best, Max
About kanban.cx on Product Hunt
“A shared kanban board in one click - no signup, ever”
kanban.cx was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. Hackathons, study groups, trip planning, a board you share with a client - anywhere "everyone sign up first" kills the momentum. kanban.cx skips it entirely: name a board, share the link, collaborate in real time. No accounts, no onboarding - pure productivity from the first second.
On the analytics side, kanban.cx competes within Productivity, Task Management and Developer Tools — topics that collectively have 1.3M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how kanban.cx performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted kanban.cx?
kanban.cx was hunted by Max Kolb. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Max Kolb
Hey Product Hunt 👋
My brother Paul and I built kanban.cx out of one specific frustration: every time we needed a quick shared board - a weekend or side project, planning an event or a trip, a study group - the tool would stop us at the "everyone create an account first" stage.
kanban.cx has no concept of accounts at all. You open the site, type a board name, and you're editing. To collaborate you share a link - whoever has it joins instantly. There's a full-access edit link and a read-only view link and you can rotate either one if it leaks (the old link dies immediately).
What's actually in it today: real-time sync (you watch cards move live), drag-and-drop that works on touch, card details with assignees, estimates, tags, priorities, due dates, checklists and comments, four starter templates and per-board controls to show or hide fields so it stays as simple or detailed as you want.
I want to be straight about where it's early: there's no search, no file attachments, no integrations and no native app yet (it's a responsive site that works on phones). It's built to do one thing really well - get a shared board going with zero friction.
I'd genuinely love feedback on whether the no-signup model feels freeing or unnerving to you - it's the whole bet. Happy to answer anything in the comments today.
Best,
Max