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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.
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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.
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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